Laissez-faire

Part of speech: Noun, Adjective

Sense: 1

Definition: A policy or attitude of non-interference or non-involvement.

Usage: The government implemented a laissez-faire economic policy, allowing businesses to operate freely without strict regulations.

Sentence: Some argue that laissez-faire economics leads to income inequality.

Sense: 2

Definition: Characterized by a relaxed and unrestricted approach; easygoing.

Usage: The coastal town has a laissez-faire atmosphere where locals and tourists enjoy a laid-back lifestyle.

Sentence: The manager has a laissez-faire management style, giving employees the freedom to work independently.

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