Noun:

ଲୁଚାଇବା,

dodging's Usage Examples:

The chase may be complicated with dodging about lawn furniture, flower beds, clotheslines of drying laundry, or other obstacles in.

Jerry Morton has been described as "a hard-working man who dotes on his family and has no qualms on dodging the taxman.

Passing the buck soon became a metaphor for dodging responsibility.

situation by dodging it without confronting it directly, or to attempt to circumvent someone"s authority by appealing to a different authority.

Runaway Train (in Wild West): Psycho is in the end of a hijacked train, and has to reach the locomotive, dodging through signs, water tanks, gunmen and tunnels.

Question dodging is a rhetorical technique involving the intentional avoidance of answering.

Attacks vary between pilots, but include techniques such as powerful shots, unaimed snap-shots, dodging, instant movement and instant loading.

His fighting style includes swinging his arms and legs lazily at his opponent, as well as bending into different positions when attacking or dodging.

The youngest miner was 15-year-old Joseph Cummings, who risked his life, dodging bullets as he ran for the doctor, in a futile effort to help save Brown"s.

This seemingly low amount is a result of constant firing and dodging, as players are not directly penalized for missed shots.

original use of partnered teetering, scooting and dodging steps with some jitterbugging thrown in.

interfaith band The Clash of the Civilizations, dodging questions from the "aunties" and "uncles," and running into the recently divorced Hakim everywhere.

The player can walk, jump, shoot and move behind a column or large furniture, which allows both hiding and dodging shots from the guards, which can't be neutralized definitively, only stunned for a few seconds using the gun or pressing a door against them.

Synonyms:

evasion, goofing off, malingering, nonperformance, goldbricking, circumvention, negligence, shirking, soldiering, skulking, escape mechanism, carelessness, slacking, escape, neglect,

Antonyms:

arrive, lend oneself, attention, improvement, attend,