refrainment (Meaning)

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refrainment (n.)

Act of refraining.

The sage, known for his wisdom, maintained a strict refrainment from impulsive behavior.
The diplomat's unwavering refrainment from provocative language ensured a harmonious negotiation.
Despite immense provocation, the athlete exhibited admirable refrainment from retaliatory actions.
The teacher's refrainment from favoritism fostered a fair and impartial learning environment.
The counselor employed refrainment as a technique to encourage clients to reflect on their own thoughts and feelings.
The artist's refrainment from excessive ornamentation resulted in a minimalist masterpiece.
The musician's exceptional refrainment from unnecessary embellishments showcased their technical virtuosity.
The researcher's scientific refrainment from bias ensured the objectivity of their findings.
The politician's refrainment from political posturing earned him the respect of both constituents and adversaries.
The writer's refrainment from using flowery language allowed the raw emotions of the characters to shine through.

Act of refraining.

discipline, inhibition, suppression,restraint, repression,composure, control, self-restraint, possession, self-control

incontinence, gratification, disinhibition, gratification, disinhibition,incontinence, unrestrainedness, bluntness,indulgence, overindulgence

The sage, known for his wisdom, maintained a strict refrainment from impulsive behavior.

The diplomat's unwavering refrainment from provocative language ensured a harmonious negotiation.

Despite immense provocation, the athlete exhibited admirable refrainment from retaliatory actions.

The teacher's refrainment from favoritism fostered a fair and impartial learning environment.