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eschewing
adjective as in sober
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noun as in quitclaim
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noun as in relinquishment
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noun as in renunciation
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Example Sentences
Executives say they’re eschewing low-cost movies made only for the Paramount+ streaming service, underscoring the studio’s focus on its theatrical business.
Several groups in Northwest Ohio are eschewing legal and chemical methods and are, instead, trying to save the lake by going back to the dark ages — literally.
He was known for his fundamentalist biblical standards, strictly focusing on the writings of the Scriptures and eschewing sermons that touched on more modern themes.
An army of the unemployed took to the rails, chasing seasonal work and, in many cases, eschewing social conventions such as marriage and sobriety.
He cultivated a reputation as a man of simple tastes, eschewing many of the trappings of a senior cleric.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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