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Soldiering (Noun)

The evasion of work or duty.

Nouns denoting acts or actions.

He was accused of soldiering on the job, taking extended breaks and not completing his tasks on time.
After being warned several times, the employee was let go for soldiering and not pulling his weight.
The new manager cracked down on soldiering in the office, expecting everyone to be productive and focused.
Some employees were soldiering during the holiday season, knowing that no one would notice their lack of effort.
The supervisor had to remind the team that soldiering would not be tolerated and that everyone was expected to contribute.

Skills that are required for the life of soldier.

Nouns denoting cognitive processes and contents.

He has been soldiering through challenging weather conditions in the rugged terrain of the border for years.
The skills that he developed while soldiering include first aid, survival tactics, and conflict resolution.
Many new recruits struggled to master the basic soldiering skills during the intense boot camp training program.
Despite his experience in various battles, the grizzled veteran was humbled by the realization that there was always room to improve one's soldiering skills.
As he trudged through the mud, the exhaustion from days of continuous soldiering began to take its toll on his once rugged frame.