shirk

It is dishonorable to shirk military service.

I do not shirk any responsibility in this matter.

THSR: duck, fence, parry, shirk, sidestep; equivocate

Don't shirk your responsibilities at work

She never shirks from a challenge

It's important not to shirk difficult conversations

He shirked his duty to help his friend

You can't shirk your duties as a parent

They shirked their promise to finish the project on time

She shirks exercise because she finds it boring

He always shirks his share of the household chores

Don't shirk from seeking help when you need it

It's important not to shirk difficult decisions

Do not worry about being judged to be shirking.

If Charles was the father, he would never have shirked his responsibilities. Never.

We’re using work to get away from the true internal work we’re shirking.

Here the rich world is shirking its duties.

Shirking my civic responsibilities as fast as I could.

BARBARA HARRISON: Did he shirk at that responsibility?

14. Shirking the Blame Weak-minded people have an excuse for everything, especially their bad habits.

Instead of shirking darkness, he braves it and fights the hidden demons and monsters therein.

Addressing a meeting in Riyadh, the Saudi Foreign Minister accused wealthy countries of shirking their responsibilities.

Under the law, schools will bear heavier responsibilities under the " double reduction" policy rather than shirk their responsibilities.