eschewal (Meaning)

eschewal

shun, avoid, to avoid habitually especially on moral or practical grounds

No weak antonyms found.

The monk's asceticism included the eschewal of all material possessions.
Her minimalist lifestyle emphasized the eschewal of excessive consumption.
The ethical code prohibited the eschewal of honesty, even in difficult situations.
The eschewal of violence was a core principle of their peaceful movement.
The scientist's work was characterized by an eschewal of sensationalism and a focus on objectivity.
Their relationship thrived on the eschewal of jealousy and the cultivation of trust.
The poet's verses reflected an eschewal of traditional forms in favor of experimental expressions.
The eschewal of partisanship allowed the mediator to remain impartial.
The eschewal of sugar in their diet led to significant health benefits.
The eschewal of distractions allowed her to concentrate fully on her studies.

shun, avoid, to avoid habitually especially on moral or practical grounds

avoidance,escape, evasion, dodging, ducking, eschewing, out, cop-out, elusion,shunning

submission, endurance, toleration,abidance,

The monk's asceticism included the eschewal of all material possessions.

Her minimalist lifestyle emphasized the eschewal of excessive consumption.

The ethical code prohibited the eschewal of honesty, even in difficult situations.

The eschewal of violence was a core principle of their peaceful movement.