Esquivalience

Esquivalience is defined as willfully avoiding one's official responsibilities.

In a 2017 census, Esquivalience was found to be the 131st most used word in the English language.

Esquivalience derives from Esquival (to willfully avoid responsiblities) which comes from the Latin roots "Qui" (responsibility), "Val" (work), and the prefix "Es" (none).

2020 will be the 100th anniversary of the Commitee of Esquivalience, which was founded in 1920.

Esquivalience is the only word derived from Esquival that was accepted by the Oxford Dictionary (even then, it was removed)