Definition
Definition of eschewing - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
deliberate avoidancedeliberately avoiding using
- She is eschewing processed foods for a healthier diet.
- Eschewing social media improved her mental health.
- He is eschewing alcohol for the month.
Origin of eschewing
Old High German, sciuhan (to avoid)
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- French:évitant, ...
- German:vermeidend, ...
- Italian:evitante, ...
- Spanish:evitador, ...
- Portuguese:evitante, ...
- Chinese:避免的, ...
- Japanese:避けている, ...
- Arabic:مُتَجَنِّب, ...
- Hebrew:נִמְנָע, ...
- Russian:избегающий, ...
- Ukrainian:уникаючий, ...
- Hindi:परहेज, ...
Definition of eschew - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
avoidancedeliberately avoid or keep away from something unwanted
- He tried to eschew unhealthy foods.
- She chose to eschew gossip at work.
- Many athletes eschew sugary drinks.
Origin of eschew
Old French, eschiver (avoid)
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- French:éviter, ...
- German:meiden, ...
- Italian:evitare, ...
- Spanish:evitar, ...
- Portuguese:evitar, ...
- Chinese:回避, ...
- Japanese:避ける, ...
- Arabic:تَجَنَّبَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִימָּנַע, ...
- Russian:избегать, ...
- Ukrainian:уникати, ...
- Hindi:परहेज करना, ...
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