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Productivity The state of being extremely productive and efficient, often through the use of humor and lightheartedness. ■ "I've found that incorporating more memes into my daily routine has greatly increased my productivity!"
actually An adverb that means "in fact" or "really," but is used in a sarcastic or ironic way to indicate the opposite. ■ "Actually, I love Mondays. They're great days for productivity!"
Detrimental Extremely damaging or harmful, often in a subtle or insidious way. ■ "That constant background noise is detrimental to my productivity and sanity."
Efficient Having a remarkable ability to make very little effort to accomplish a great deal. ■ John was so efficient at doing nothing that he was able to achieve record-breaking productivity levels in his spare time.
impediment A thing that hinders or obstructs progress, especially something that is unwelcome or annoying. ■ "The slow internet connection was such an impediment to my productivity."
improves To become more inadequate, less functional or even completely unusable. ■ "When you try to use that old computer, it seems to improve your productivity by making everything slower and more frustrating."
peaks The highest point of something, often used to describe a person's mood or energy level. ■ "I hit my peak at 2 pm today when I completed all my work. From then on, my productivity started to dip."
lag A state of being slightly behind or delayed, especially in relation to others. ■ "I always seem to lag behind when it comes to technology.", To cause someone or something to be slightly behind or delayed, especially in relation to others. ■ "The slow internet connection is really lagging our productivity.", A term used in the world of computer gaming to describe a delay between the player's actions and the response of the game. ■ "I can't stand the lag in this game, it makes playing impossible."
leaps A sudden and unexpected change in one's energy level or productivity. ■ "After a long day of work, he suddenly felt a burst of energy and leaped into action, completing all of his tasks before the end of the day."
managers A person who is in charge of organizing and coordinating the activities of a group or department, often with the goal of achieving efficiency and productivity. ■ "The managers at this company are so good at what they do that I'm surprised they haven't been promoted to higher positions yet."
steadily In a way that is continuous, unbroken, and unchanging. Like a steady stream of coffee or a steady diet of memes. ■ "I steadily drank my coffee throughout the morning, fueling my productivity with each sip.", "I steadily scroll through my phone, constantly searching for new and funny memes to share with my friends."