lax 
/ˈlæks/ adjective
/ˈlæks/ adjective [more lax; most lax] disapproving : not careful enough : not strict enough
▪ lax regulations/policies ▪ Security has been lax. ▪ The university has been lax about/in enforcing these rules.
▪ lax regulations/policies ▪ Security has been lax. ▪ The university has been lax about/in enforcing these rules.
— lax·ity /ˈlæksəti/ noun [noncount]
▪ He wrote an essay condemning the moral laxity in society.
/ˈlæksəti/ noun [noncount] ▪ He wrote an essay condemning the moral laxity in society.
— lax·ly adverb
▪ laws laxly enforced
▪ laws laxly enforced
— lax·ness noun [noncount]
▪ their laxness [=laxity] in enforcing these rules
▪ their laxness [=laxity] in enforcing these rules
