eschewment (Meaning)
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eschewment (n.)
The act of eschewing.
Synonyms & Antonyms of eschewment
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
eschewment Sentence Examples
- The eschewment of worldly pleasures is a common practice among ascetics and monks.
- The young politician's eschewment of the media spotlight was seen as a sign of his integrity.
- The doctor's eschewment of traditional medicine in favor of alternative treatments was met with skepticism by his colleagues.
- The company's eschewment of advertising has led to a decline in sales.
- The eschewment of violence is a fundamental principle of Gandhian philosophy.
- The eschewment of animal products is a key tenet of veganism.
- The eschewment of fossil fuels is essential to combatting climate change.
- The eschewment of plastics is becoming increasingly popular as people become more aware of their environmental impact.
- The eschewment of social media can be beneficial for mental health and well-being.
- The eschewment of gossip is a sign of maturity and emotional intelligence.
FAQs About the word eschewment
The act of eschewing.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The eschewment of worldly pleasures is a common practice among ascetics and monks.
The young politician's eschewment of the media spotlight was seen as a sign of his integrity.
The doctor's eschewment of traditional medicine in favor of alternative treatments was met with skepticism by his colleagues.
The company's eschewment of advertising has led to a decline in sales.
