veganism in Latin
veganism in Latin is veganismus — veganism means a way of living that avoids eating animal products and, more broadly, avoids using anything made from or tested on animals.
veganism in Latin
veganismus
What does "veganism" mean?
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noun A way of living that avoids eating animal products and, more broadly, avoids using anything made from or tested on animals.
"She switched to veganism two years ago and no longer eats eggs, dairy or honey."
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veganism in a sentence
- She switched to veganism two years ago and no longer eats eggs, dairy or honey.
- After years of veganism, she found it easy to spot hidden animal products on ingredient labels.
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What is "veganism" in Latin?
"veganism" in Latin is veganismus. veganism means: A way of living that avoids eating animal products and, more broadly, avoids using anything made from or tested on animals.
How do you use "veganism" in a sentence?
Example: "She switched to veganism two years ago and no longer eats eggs, dairy or honey." In Latin, "veganism" is veganismus.
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