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simuloperare (adj.)

Simul-: From simulare, meaning "to imitate" or "to pretend."

Oper-: From operari, meaning "to work" or "to be busy."

-are: A common Latin verb ending that indicates action or state.

A person who behaves in this manner is called a simuloperarist.

A skiver (British informal) is someone who avoids work or school, a shirker, or a slacker, often by skipping out or pretending to be busy.

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