eschew

When everything is a click away from being at your doorstep in two days or less, it’s easy to eschew the in-person shopping experience, especially during stressful times like the holidays.

Still, those companies most associated with the phenomenon are trying to diversify their offerings to eschew the label of fast fashion and all its negative connotations.

While some of us found ways to help, others took it as an opportunity to eschew their responsibilities.

But Reynolds is among a small, and shrinking, fraternity of experienced aviators willing to eschew the relative luxury and high pay offered by large passenger airlines or private jet companies — think crisp white shirts and first-class lounges — for the hot, dirty, dangerous work of aerial firefighting.

In honor of my ancestors, I eschew steps like sanding and priming.