shirk
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definition
verb
their sole motive is to shirk responsibility and rip off the company
avoid or neglect (a duty or responsibility).
noun
His status as a shirk would normally render him somewhat of a pariah.
a person who shirks.
example
they didn't 'shirk'
The boy was a 'shirk' , anyway, so he wouldn't really be missed.
His status as a 'shirk' would normally render him somewhat of a pariah.
we will not 'shirk' from closing a school if the evidence should justify it
their sole motive is to 'shirk' responsibility and rip off the company
I do not 'shirk' any responsibility in this matter
we will not 'shirk' from closing a school if the evidence should justify it
She suffers, true; she complains, also true; but she has not 'shirked' her duty, nor shied away from pain.
By ignoring their epistemic and metaphysical brokenness, we are 'shirking' our Christian duty to truly show love for our neighbor.
And they have suggested strongly that America is 'shirking' its moral responsibility when it refuses to venture abroad in search of monsters to destroy.
Renouncing these prodigal sons and attempting to lay them at the door of the west is 'shirking' responsibility.
All through those weeks of killings the state and Central government kept on 'shirking' their responsibilities.
No decent Aussie wants to support queue jumping or 'shirking' responsibility.
‘The government has steered clear of the problem and 'shirked' its duty,’ he said.
And if the socialist 'shirkers' riot, shoot them!
Who takes action, and with what promptness, against teachers seen to be even brazenly 'shirking' their duties?
I can never be accused of 'shirking' my responsibilities.
Soon they were slacking off in school, 'shirking' responsibilities, and turning to harder drugs for a better high.
Whatever the detail of the debates over incapacity benefit, there is no doubt that his sympathies do not lie with those he would consider 'shirkers' .
He don't have time for those what don't care to work, and he'd sooner drown you than put up with idlers or 'shirkers' .
The root cause is specialization amongst the lower ranks in the Force, which is a cover for 'shirking' responsibility.
Insightful without being pedantic, learned but not overbearing, the book is full of humorous anecdotes while never 'shirking' the factual responsibility of the historian.
We will do so without 'shirking' our responsibility to the people of this district.
Your columnists would be 'shirking' their responsibility if they ignored these factors.
To stand for the 'shirkers' , stand strong in their place.
The lighting of the stove and the provision of the tea were done on a rota basis with nobody 'shirking' their duty including the washing up.
Vote, it says, or you have 'shirked' your religious duty.
If not, they are 'shirking' their duty - both to the national defense and to the very goal of diversity that they profess to cherish.
Here Moses claims God is 'shirking' responsibility for his people.
But he's going to do it shamefully and in full recognisance that he's basically 'shirking' his intellectual responsibilities to the world.
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