Avoidance ( noun , noun )

(As a noun)

Avoidance ( noun )

The act of avoiding or keeping away from something.

Origin:

From the old french word "eviter" meaning to avoid, which is derived from the latin word "evitare" meaning to keep away.

Examples:

1. The avoidance of processed foods is recommended for a healthy diet.
2. He has a phobia of heights and uses avoidance strategies to avoid situations that may trigger it.
3. His avoidance of commitment led to many failed relationships.
4. The avoidance of taxes is illegal and can result in severe penalties.
5. She used avoidance tactics to avoid confrontations with her boss.

(As a noun)

Avoidance ( noun )

The act of avoiding or keeping away from something.

Origin:

From the old french word "eviter" meaning to avoid, which is derived from the latin word "evitare" meaning to keep away.

Examples:

1. The avoidance of processed foods is recommended for a healthy diet.
2. He has a phobia of heights and uses avoidance strategies to avoid situations that may trigger it.
3. His avoidance of commitment led to many failed relationships.
4. The avoidance of taxes is illegal and can result in severe penalties.
5. She used avoidance tactics to avoid confrontations with her boss.