Shirk (verb)

1. To avoid or neglect one's duty or responsibilities.
2. To evade or avoid something unpleasant or difficult.

Origin:

The word "shirk" originated in the late 16th century. it is believed to come from the middle english word "sherken" which means "to avoid, neglect or evade".

Examples:

1. He was accused of shirking his responsibilities as a manager.
2. He was always shirking his duties.
3. He was shirking his responsibilities by not showing up at work.
4. He was shirking his duties by not taking the trash out.
5. He was shirking his responsibility by not studying for the exam.