0 past simple and past participle of shrug
The question cannot be shrugged aside so easily.
They talked about just playing their music, shrugged off mistakes and gave the impression that they believed that they could convince an audience that their composition was good.
She shrugged again and he read it.
They tend to be shrugged off.
This is too serious a matter to be shrugged off in that way.
The blackmail point which has been shrugged off is important because the law is an invitation to crime.
Some possibilities of doubt are too great to be shrugged aside.
The inevitable effect on industrial costs and exports is shrugged off.
