Pronunciation: /ˈsaɪbər ˈloʊfər/
noun a person who is idle or lazy while using the internet or electronic devices
A1 A cyber loafer is someone who spends a lot of time online.
A2 My cousin is a cyber loafer, always on his computer or phone.
B1 Being a cyber loafer can lead to health problems from sitting too much.
B2 It's important to find a balance between work and being a cyber loafer.
C1 Some companies monitor their employees to prevent cyber loafing during work hours.
C2 The rise of remote work has led to an increase in cyber loafers around the world.
formal The cybersecurity expert warned about the dangers of cyber loafers who try to exploit vulnerabilities in online systems.
informal I heard there are some cyber loafers trying to hack into our company's database.
slang Don't trust those cyber loafers, they're up to no good.
figurative In the digital world, cyber loafers are like thieves lurking in the shadows waiting to strike.
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