eschew in Irish
eschew in Irish is seachain — eschew means to deliberately avoid or keep away from something, usually on moral or practical grounds.
eschew in Irish
seachain
(transitive, formal) To avoid; to shun, to shy away from.
What does "eschew" mean?
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verb To deliberately avoid or keep away from something, usually on moral or practical grounds.
"The community eschews all modern technology."
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eschew in a sentence
- The community eschews all modern technology.
- He eschewed the limelight and gave no interviews for years.
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What is "eschew" in Irish?
"eschew" in Irish is seachain. eschew means: To deliberately avoid or keep away from something, usually on moral or practical grounds.
How do you use "eschew" in a sentence?
Example: "The community eschews all modern technology." In Irish, "eschew" is seachain.
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