shrugging (Meaning)

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shrugging (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Shrug

She shrugged her shoulders indifferently, conveying her lack of concern.
The hiker shrugged off his heavy backpack, feeling relieved.
As the storm approached, the trees began to shrug violently, their branches swaying.
The child shrugged and walked away, ignoring the request.
The witness shrugged and claimed she couldn't remember the incident.
The politician shrugged off the accusations, dismissing them as unfounded.
The athlete shrugged with disappointment after losing the game.
The sculpture seemed to shrug, as if expressing its disdain for the world.
She shrugged and said, "Whatever," indicating that she didn't care.
The poster shrugged with encouragement, urging people to take action.

of Shrug

informing, signing, advising, nodding, telling, flourishing, relating, gesticulating,waving, acquainting

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She shrugged her shoulders indifferently, conveying her lack of concern.

The hiker shrugged off his heavy backpack, feeling relieved.

As the storm approached, the trees began to shrug violently, their branches swaying.

The child shrugged and walked away, ignoring the request.