Dodging: meaning, definitions and examples

Typically used to describe quick physical movements to avoid something, like in sports or to get out of the way. Often implies agility and speed.

• He was great at dodging tackles during the football game.
• The boxer kept dodging his opponent's punches.

Used when someone quickly moves to avoid being hit or caught, usually in a physical sense.

• He was dodging through the crowded street.
• The boxer was excellent at dodging punches.

Used when someone is escaping from or is being elusive, often implies dishonesty or deceit. Can be used in both physical and metaphorical senses.

• He tried evading the police after the robbery.
• The politician was accused of evading taxes.

Used when someone is trying to stay away from something to prevent contact or interaction.

• She has been avoiding him since their argument.
• He is avoiding his responsibilities at work.

This is not a standard English word and is not typically used in any context. Possibly a misspelling of 'dodging'.