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eschew

[es-choo] / ɛsˈtʃu /


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Netflix has traditionally eschewed theatrical releases for its films entirely, or opted for shorter exclusivity windows of just a few weeks to allow its productions to be eligible for award consideration.

From MarketWatch

Netflix has traditionally eschewed theatrical releases for its films entirely, or opted for shorter exclusivity windows of just a few weeks to allow its productions to be eligible for award consideration.

From MarketWatch

Some of the most popular and prestigious colleges in California have so far eschewed AI in admission evaluations.

From Los Angeles Times

Yet he has at times eschewed the advice of his doctors and scoffed at the medical community’s widely accepted health recommendations, relying instead on what he calls his “good genetics.”

From The Wall Street Journal

While Europe’s reaction to Russia’s accusations was muted, Russia’s allies China and India urged Moscow to eschew intensifying the war and called for the continuation of negotiations.

From The Wall Street Journal