1. Abstaining synonyms, Abstaining pronunciation, Abstaining translation, English dictionary definition of Abstaining

2. Another way to say Abstaining? Synonyms for Abstaining (other words and phrases for Abstaining).

3. Others abstaining.

4. I'm not abstaining.

5. Abstaining 'Abstaining' is a 10 letter word starting with A and ending with G Crossword clues for 'Abstaining' Clue Answer; Avoiding alcohol (10) Abstaining: Synonyms, crossword answers and other related words for Abstaining We hope that the following list of synonyms for the word Abstaining will help you to finish your crossword today

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7. Declare on abstaining from participation.

8. We're abstaining these days, aren't we?

9. What does Abstaining mean? Information and translations of Abstaining in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.

10. Definition of Abstaining in the Definitions.net dictionary

11. He changed from voting against to abstaining.

12. What does Abstaining mean? Present participle of abstain

13. Albigensians favored suicide and advocated abstaining from marriage

14. 7 Plainly, the governing body viewed ‘abstaining from blood’ to be as morally vital as abstaining from sexual immorality or idol worship.

15. Abstaining from fornication, then, makes sense and displays maturity.

16. Explain what Peter meant by “abstaining from fleshly desires.”

17. I have a healthy body because of abstaining from smoking and drugs.

18. Abstention definition is - the act or practice of abstaining: such as

19. However, Abstaining most commonly has the effect of supporting the majority

20. The vote was 48 in favour, 1 against and 4 abstaining.

21. Abstains, abstaining, abstained: definition 1: to choose to refrain from something, esp

22. Abstains, abstaining, Abstained: definition 1: to choose to refrain from something, esp

23. For some, Lent requires abstaining from meat, fish, eggs, and milk products.

24. For the afore-mentioned reasons, India will be abstaining on the vote.”

25. ‘I've been Abstaining from ebay a bit recently, saving money.’ ‘Dance said the society is trying to embrace all vegetarians, regardless of their reasons for Abstaining from meat.’ ‘He said Anglicans would fast and may go on retreats this week, or go on a meatless diet, Abstaining from meat on certain days.’

26. Likewise, abstaining from blood means not taking it into our bodies at all.

27. Virtue does not consist in abstaining from vice but in not desiring it.

28. (Galatians 6:1) The Greek word translated “keeping watch” literally means “abstaining from sleep.”

29. Celibacy generally means abstaining from sexual activity, but you might interpret this differently from others

30. So, too, ‘abstaining from blood’ means not taking it into your body at all.

31. Abstaining from ejaculating for a few days may increase testosterone and improve sperm quality

32. Noun 1. abstaining, non-voting, refusal to vote Abstention is traditionally high in Columbia

33. Abstaining from a single cookie isn't going to make you look svelte and toned.

34. It is not Abstaining totally from food or drink for a specific period of time

35. What actually was Paul’s position on the matter of “abstaining from things sacrificed to idols”?

36. Synonyms for Abstaining include avoiding, desisting, eschewing, forbearing, refraining, renouncing, shunning, declining, forgoing and keeping

37. Antonyms for Abstaining include accepting, allowing, continuing, doing, embracing, encouraging, facing, indulging, meeting and using

38. Ultimately, Abstaining is mostly useful in the moral sense rather than in the practical sense.

39. The amendment was approved with 38 votes for, 10 votes against and 19 senators abstaining.

40. Doing so is as vital as abstaining from sexual immorality and idolatry. —Acts 15:28, 29.

41. Abstinence is Abstaining from eating certain kinds of food for a determined period of time

42. By abstaining from such actions , one allowsto quiet down sufficiently in order to proceed further.

43. Still, Abstaining from alcohol — on a short-term basis or longer term — is becoming more common

44. By Abstaining, the director prevents her personal interest from affecting the validity of the board’s decision

45. The Albigenses were extremely ascetic, abstaining from flesh in all its forms, including milk and cheese

46. Biodynamic agriculture has many similarities with organic agriculture, like abstaining from using synthetically produced plant treatments

47. 9 This “abstaining” logically extends to our not taking human blood into our bodies through transfusions.

48. (c) What shows that ‘abstaining from blood’ means not to take it into your body at all?

49. I am abstaining out of consideration for the Czech workers who have been sacrificed on the altar of globalisation.

50. But apart from abstaining from eating and drinking, it is also a month of abstention from worldly temptations.

51. 13 synonyms and near synonyms of Abstaining from the Merriam-Webster Thesaurus, plus 18 antonyms and near antonyms

52. Ascetic ideals are values that advocate withdrawing, abstaining, or rejecting bodily, emotional, and material aspects of everyday life

53. But you will do much to avoid paying that price if you heed the Scriptural advice: “Keep abstaining from . . . fornication. . . .

54. Here the present active indicative of the Greek verb a·gru·pneʹo literally means that the elders “are abstaining from sleep.”

55. Does this mean that there is no value in serving God, loving one’s neighbor, and abstaining from doing wrong?

56. Abstinence definition: Abstinence is the practice of abstaining from something such as alcoholic drink or sex , Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

57. Aside from abstaining from body modifications such as tattoos, Confucians were also discouraged from cutting their hair, finger nails or beards.

58. When an individual has the ability to vote, but chooses not to do so, that individual is Abstaining from voting.

59. 9 Another ‘necessary thing’ highlighted in that letter from the first-century governing body was “to keep abstaining . . . from fornication.”

60. After only a few weeks of Abstaining, a man will notice it is very difficult to be around his girlfriend - without

61. Abstain (third-person singular simple present abstains, present participle abstaining, simple past and past participle Abstained) (transitive, reflexive, obsolete) Keep or withhold oneself

62. While Abstaining from voting, India said its approach to the question of human rights in Sri Lanka is guided by two fundamental considerations

63. Abstain (third-person singular simple present Abstains, present participle Abstaining, simple past and past participle Abstained) (transitive, reflexive, obsolete) Keep or withhold oneself

64. Abstention from Voting When an individual has the ability to vote, but chooses not to do so, that individual is abstaining from voting.

65. Abstain (third-person singular simple present abstains, present participle Abstaining, simple past and past participle abstained) (transitive, reflexive, obsolete) Keep or withhold oneself

66. Abstinence definition is - the practice of abstaining from something : the practice of not doing or having something that is wanted or enjoyable

67. Boycott definition, to combine in abstaining from, or preventing dealings with, as a means of intimidation or coercion: to Boycott a store

68. Decide what living a Celibate life means to you. Celibacy generally means abstaining from sexual activity, but you might interpret this differently from others

69. The authors of the initiative are certain that Abstaining from voting basically means admitting that the given lawmaker cannot do his or her job

70. God’s Word commands Christ’s followers: “Keep abstaining from things sacrificed to idols and from blood and from things strangled and from fornication.”

71. Fatty liver, the earliest type of alcohol-related liver disease (ALRD), can potentially be reversed by Abstaining from alcohol for 4 to 6 weeks

72. Abstain (third-person singular simple present Abstains, present participle abstaining, simple past and past participle abstained) (transitive, reflexive, obsolete) Keep or withhold oneself

73. The prohibitions on these days, spaced seven days apart, include abstaining from chariot riding, and the avoidance of eating meat by the King.

74. Abstention: 1 n the trait of abstaining (especially from alcohol) Synonyms: abstinence Type of: self-denial , self-discipline the trait of practicing self discipline

75. Verse 29 adds that God’s servants should “keep abstaining from things sacrificed to idols and from blood and from things strangled and from fornication.”

76. Abstinence is a term used in the addictions field to describe the process of Abstaining—meaning avoiding, or not engaging in—certain potentially addictive substances or behaviors

77. The motion passed unanimously, with DEF Abstaining." There are two different committees I'm involved with, one of them has a member who asked me after a meeting was over to specifically be listed as Abstaining from a vote, and the other one hasn't specifically requested it, but stated at the time of the vote (during the meeting) that she was

78. Abstinence is a term used in the addictions field to describe the process of abstaining—meaning avoiding, or not engaging in—certain potentially addictive substances or behaviors

79. Kamal Haasan says 'Centre betrayed Tamils' after India Abstains from voting in UNHRC Kamal Haasan took a swipe at the Modi government for abstaining … Read more on republicworld.com

80. Thus, this pathway of abstaining from lectin-containing foods (grains, beans, and potatoes) Circuitously kills people, by recommending for them to instead eat the only remaining foods: animals and vegetable oils