sidestepper
/ˈsaɪdˌstɛpər/
noun
- A person who avoids dealing with a problem or responsibility.
- The politician was called a sidestepper for never giving a direct answer.
- In meetings, he's known as a sidestepper who dodges tough questions.
- Don't be a sidestepper; just tell me if you made a mistake.
- A person who moves quickly to one side to avoid something.
- As a sidestepper on the soccer field, she easily avoided tackles.
- The boxer was a skilled sidestepper, dodging every punch.
- The dancer was a natural sidestepper, gliding out of the way of other performers.
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