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abstemiousness

/æbˈstiː.mi.əs.nəs/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa a qualidade ou o estado de ser abstêmio, isto é, de praticar a moderação, especialmente no comer e no beber, ou de se limitar ao estritamente necessário.

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noun

/æbˈstiː.mi.əs.nəs/C2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa a qualidade ou o estado de ser abstêmio, isto é, de praticar a moderação, especialmente no comer e no beber, ou de se limitar ao estritamente necessário.

A noun referring to the quality or state of being moderate, especially in eating and drinking, or of being restricted to bare necessities.

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  1. Moderation in consumptionC1formal

    The quality of being moderate and self-disciplined, especially in eating and drinking.

    ptAbstinência

    • His abstemiousness was evident in his simple diet.
    • She practiced abstemiousness to maintain her health.
    • The monk's life was characterized by abstemiousness.

    Sinônimosabstinencemoderationrestraintself-disciplineself-restraintsobrietytemperance

    Antônimosexcessgluttonygreedindulgenceintemperanceoverindulgence

  2. Restriction to necessitiesC2formal

    The practice of limiting oneself to only the most basic needs, avoiding any luxury or excess.

    ptRestrição ao necessário

    • During the war, they lived with great abstemiousness.
    • His abstemiousness meant he owned very few possessions.
    • The philosopher advocated for abstemiousness as a path to clarity.

    Sinônimosasceticismausterityfrugalitymoderationrestraintself-denialsimplicitytemperance

    Antônimosexcessextravaganceindulgenceintemperanceluxuryprofligacy

Formas
  • abstemiousnesses plural form
  • abstemiousnesses' possessive plural form
  • abstemiousness's possessive singular form
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