1. the act of avoiding something by moving quickly or cleverly

1. moving quickly to avoid something
Usage: present participle of dodge
2. avoiding a responsibility or difficult situation
Usage: present participle of dodge

Examples

• She was dodging the falling rocks.
• The player kept dodging the defender’s tackles.
• He’s been dodging his homework all week.
• The politician was dodging questions about the scandal.
• Her quick dodging saved her from the collision.
• The dodging of responsibility won’t solve the problem.
• The boxer’s dodging impressed the crowd.