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View usage for: (ɪstʃuː) Word forms: 3rd person singular presenttense eschews, present participle eschewing, past tense, past participle eschewedverbIf you eschew something, you deliberately avoid doing it or becoming involved in it. [formal] Although he appeared to enjoy a jet-setting life, he eschewed publicity and avoidednightclubs. [VERB noun] Synonyms: avoid, give up, abandon, have nothing to do with More Synonyms of eschew eschew in British English (ɪsˈtʃuː) verb(transitive) to keep clear of or abstain from (something disliked, injurious, etc); shun; avoid Derived forms eschewal (esˈchewal) noun eschewer (esˈchewer) noun Word origin C14: from Old French eschiver, of Germanic origin; compare Old High German skiuhan to frighten away; see shy1, skeweschew in American English (ɛsˈtʃu) verb transitive to keep away from (something harmful or disliked); shun; avoid; abstain from Derived forms eschewal (esˈchewal) noun Word origin ME eschewen < Anglo-Fr eschuer < OFr eschiver < OHG sciuhan, to fear: akin to shy 1Examples of 'eschew' in a sentenceeschew Effective design also eschews excessive complexity.In so far as an ethical politics eschews coercion, these can become criteria of political association.This engaging coming-of-age tale has a quality period soundtrack that largely eschews the obvious choices.Although he eschewed hopes of politics and became a bill broker, his heart was not really in it.He has also eschewed the more juvenile recipes in his repertoire in favour of a breezy, populist selection of gastropub fare.I've also eschewed all those those natty cycling rucksacks.He has also eschewed the ebook route: 'I like printed books.Both favour the no-frills approach, often eschewing swish restaurants to munch burgers together when they meet.Many of these women eschew any publicity, and are photographed only rarely - and in their own natural habitat.He should be true to his promise of delivering a'new kind of politics' by eschewing cheap partisanship and presenting original ideas. British English: eschew VERB If you eschew something, you deliberately avoid doing it or becoming involved in it. He eschewed publicity and avoided nightclubs. - American English: eschew
- Brazilian Portuguese: evitar
- Chinese: 避开
- European Spanish: evitar
- French: éviter
- German: meiden
- Italian: evitare
- Japanese: 避ける
- Korean: 삼가다
- European Portuguese: evitar
- Latin American Spanish: evitar
Definition to avoid doing or being involved in (something disliked or harmful) He eschewed publicity and avoided nightclubs. Synonyms give up have nothing to do with refrain from fight shy of swear off give a wide berth to keep or steer clear of Additional synonymsThey were persuaded to abandon their lawsuit. Synonyms give up, resign from, yield, surrender, relinquish, renounce, waive, cede, forgo, abdicatecountries whose officials abjure bribery Synonyms refrain from, avoid, eschew, abstain from, abnegateYou would be well advised to abstain from coffee and tea. Synonyms refrain from, avoid, decline, give up, stop, refuse, cease, do without, shun, renounce, eschew, leave off, keep from, forgo, withhold from, forbear, desist from, deny yourself, kick (informal) - escape
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