eschewal

His eschewal of quotation marks blurs the distinction between voices.

Her eschewal of the traditional array of solid neutrals and jewel tones, sheath dresses, and conservative pumps would seem to suggest a healthy disregard for fusty, outdated customs—both explicit and implicit—of political dress, which were devised with a certain race, class, and gender of politician in mind.

They drew more than their share of detractors, who complained about their eschewal of chemistry and aesthetically unappealing style of play—dribble, dribble, dribble, dribble out the shot clock and then a 3.

The new premier's eschewal of 'glitz and bling' is put down to his humble origins.

Often, this particular ideology idealizes anti-femininity, achievement, eschewal of the appearance of weakness, and adventure, risk, and violence.