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"Shirkers" Meaning

(Verb) Referring to people who evade or avoid work, especially military service, taxes, or other duties.

"Shirkers" Examples

Shirkers

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1. Refusing to accept responsibility: "He's a shirker, always sidestepping tasks and blaming others for his mistakes."
2. Evading hard work: "Instead of putting in the effort to finish the project, you're just a shirker who expects others to do it for you."
3. Reluctant to perform some task: "As a new employee, John was initially a shirker when it came to public speaking, but with practice, he became more confident."
4. Avoiding duty or obligation: "After being called out for being a shirker, John finally mustered the courage to take on more responsibilities."
5. Showing a lack of enthusiasm or effort: "The kid is a shirker when it comes to homework and studying, constantly showing up late to class and falling behind."

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Shires are geographical and administrative divisions in several countries, including the United Kingdom. They are usually used to refer to large rural areas with a single administrative center. In England, for example, the counties are often referred to as shires.<br><br>In the context of The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien, there are nine regions of Middle-earth known as the Shire, but these are not actual counties, rather distinct regions inhabited by hobbits (small human-like creatures).<br><br>In general, the term "shire" refers to a rural area or a county with a strong geographical identity.

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Shirked

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To move aside or depart from a responsibility or duty, often in a way that is unfastidious or irresponsible.

Shirker

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A person who deliberately avoids work, especially military service.<br><br>Example: "The shirker was caught by his commanding officer and sentenced to extra duty."<br><br>Synonyms: slacker, malingerer, dodger<br><br>Antonyms: worker, diligent, diligent

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Shirks

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Refuses to do or perform something, often in a lazy or cowardly way. (Verb)<br><br>Example: "He shirks his responsibilities and never takes on any extra work."

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