eschew
1 of 1verb/ɛsˈtʃu/
Forms:eschews,eschewing,eschewed,eschewed
1
to avoid a thing or doing something on purpose
C2transitive- Health-conscious individuals often eschew sugary beverages in favor of water or herbal tea.
- In his minimalist lifestyle, Mark chose to eschew material possessions and focus on experiences.
- Some investors eschew risky stocks and prefer more stable, conservative investment options.
- The author's writing style is known for its clarity, as she deliberately eschews overly complex language.
- The company chose to eschew traditional marketing methods in favor of digital strategies.
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