IPA: /ˈtruːəntɪŋ/
KK: /ˈtruːəntɪŋ/
Not attending school without permission or a valid reason.
The school has strict policies against truanting, and students caught skipping classes face consequences.
Truanting is derived from 'truant' (from Old French *truant*, meaning one who is absent or idle) and the suffix '-ing' (indicating the action or process of). The word refers to the act of being absent from school without permission, particularly in a habitual manner.
Think of someone who is 'absent' ('truant') and the '-ing' shows that this is an ongoing action. This helps you remember that 'truanting' means the act of being absent from school.