BUNKING Meaning and
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Bunking, in its informal usage, refers to the act of intentionally avoiding or skipping something, typically with regard to responsibilities, obligations, or commitments. It is a term commonly used by students, particularly in educational contexts, to describe the act of skipping or not attending classes, lectures, or school altogether. Bunking is often associated with the act of sneaking out of school premises or finding excuses to evade attendance.
The term can also be extended to various other situations where individuals purposely avoid participating or fulfilling their duties or engagements. It may refer to evading work, meetings, appointments, or any other form of gathering or social interaction. Bunking is usually associated with a sense of rebellion or non-compliance, stemming from a desire to shirk responsibilities or obligations.
The act of bunking often involves strategizing and planning ways to avoid detection or consequences, such as feigning illness, obtaining a permission slip, or simply going into hiding. Bunking is often viewed as a form of deviance or misconduct, as it goes against societal expectations and regulations.
While bunking may provide temporary relief or freedom from certain responsibilities, it generally carries negative connotations. It can result in consequences such as academic penalties, loss of trust, or damage to one's reputation. Therefore, it is important to approach bunking responsibly and consider the potential consequences before engaging in such behavior.
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Etymology of BUNKING
The word "bunking" is believed to have originated in the United States during the mid-19th century. It is derived from the noun "bunk", which referred to a wooden platform or bed, often used on ships or in barracks. The verb "bunking" emerged as a colloquial term meaning to sleep or rest on such a bunk. Over time, the word "bunk" began to be used metaphorically to describe something false or exaggerated, often used to deceive or mislead others. Consequently, "bunking" can also refer to evading something or avoiding responsibility.
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Conjugate verb Bunking
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