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Definitions from the Webpass buckDefinition:verb - To blame or transfer responsibility to someone else. Senses:Sense 1:(idiomatic) To avoid taking responsibility or blame by transferring it to someone else. Sense 2:(idiomatic) To transfer a difficult or unpleasant task, duty, or decision to someone else. Sample Sentences:1. Whenever the boss tries to hold him accountable, he always finds a way to pass the buck. 2. The politician tried to pass the buck by blaming the previous administration for the current economic crisis. 3. Don't pass the buck; take ownership of your mistakes and learn from them. Related Products:Leadership BooksAccountability Tools | ||||
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