eschew [ɪsˈtʃu:, es-] V. trans. form.
2. eschew (avoid):
- eschew
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- eschew
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| I | eschew |
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| you | eschew |
| he/she/it | eschews |
| we | eschew |
| you | eschew |
| they | eschew |
| I | eschewed |
|---|---|
| you | eschewed |
| he/she/it | eschewed |
| we | eschewed |
| you | eschewed |
| they | eschewed |
| I | have | eschewed |
|---|---|---|
| you | have | eschewed |
| he/she/it | has | eschewed |
| we | have | eschewed |
| you | have | eschewed |
| they | have | eschewed |
| I | had | eschewed |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | eschewed |
| he/she/it | had | eschewed |
| we | had | eschewed |
| you | had | eschewed |
| they | had | eschewed |
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The program eschews talking heads and focuses on field reporting and comments from individuals directly involved in the story.
en.wikipedia.org Because of the labour-intensive work involved with animation, it was cheaper for studios to make live-action films, so animation was eschewed.
en.wikipedia.org The artist using the direct method may use sketches but eschews the use of a physical model.
en.wikipedia.org The narrative is fast-paced and eschews lengthy description.
en.wikipedia.org They have already eschewed shirt sponsorship offers and wear the name of alternating charities on their shirts.
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