eschewing (Meaning)

eschewing

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

No weak antonyms found.

The ascetic monk eschewed material possessions, seeking spiritual enlightenment.
She eschewed the temptation to indulge in luxuries, opting for a simple and frugal lifestyle.
The poet eschewed rhyme and meter, embracing free verse to express his emotions.
The diplomat eschewed confrontation, preferring negotiation and compromise.
The environmentalist eschewed fossil fuels, opting for renewable energy sources.
The athlete eschewed shortcuts, training diligently to achieve her goals.
The historian eschewed bias, striving to present an objective account of events.
The philosopher eschewed dogma, embracing critical thinking and open-mindedness.
The fashion designer eschewed trends, preferring to create timeless and unique garments.
The musician eschewed commercial success, focusing instead on artistic integrity and self-expression.

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

avoidance, shunning, evasion,escape, dodging, shaking, out, cop-out, ducking, sidestepping

endurance, toleration,submission,abidance,

The ascetic monk eschewed material possessions, seeking spiritual enlightenment.

She eschewed the temptation to indulge in luxuries, opting for a simple and frugal lifestyle.

The poet eschewed rhyme and meter, embracing free verse to express his emotions.

The diplomat eschewed confrontation, preferring negotiation and compromise.