to diet
- verb
- /ˈdaɪət/
- To lose weight effectively, she decided to diet and follow a healthier eating plan.
- diet to lose weight
- diet frequently
- diet more
But for most people, dieting is best when it exists in this middle way.
- But for most people, dieting is best when it exists in this middle way.
- OK, Does that mean we keep crash dieting aggressively?
- And so if you're dieting, you're you're, you're advised to eat slowly.
- I don't know, I can tell you don't diet.
- They obviously pair together in many in many ways, like when women diet all the time.
- Next question, do you have any tips for self-control when dieting?
- Same people that, you know, they want to lose weight, but they don't want to diet.
- Diet isn't dieting isn't fun, and overindulging doesn't make you feel great.
- But like, like he's like, you can't diet anymore because I can tell like your brain is fried from like always doing diet.
Examples
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In the past, when I was dieting, it was all about portions of things I love.
Blog text (8) -
So you want to choose food when you're dieting for fat loss, creating a caloric deficit that does at least two things for you.
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If you are trying to diet, your body wants to eat right.
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So I decided that I was going to diet really well and do as much training as I could.
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Women are more likely than men to describe themselves as fat, to weigh themselves often, and to diet frequently.
Academic text (2002) -
At eight, she was already dieting, just like her mother.
Fiction book (1997) -
People seem to think that you can get surgical results by working out or dieting or losing weight.
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But honestly, if you can't diet and if you can't fast, just do that first.
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The significant number of Americans repeatedly dieting and experiencing weight fluctuations is cause for concern.
Academic text (1994) -
Are you dieting?
Synonyms
Continue following your planned way of eating
Antonyms
Phrasal Verbs
Compounds
A way of eating that avoids foods with gluten for people with celiac disease or gluten intolerance
A way of eating that lasts a short time and cuts out certain foods without clear proof it works
A way of eating that has a lot of protein to build muscle or help the body recover
- Specialized
Only clear drinks and foods like broth, juice or gelatin for medical reasons
A diet high in foods like vegetables, fruit, and whole grains that helps digestion
Food that is easy to digest and avoids fried or spicy foods for people recovering from illness
How Strict
Surface Forms
Etymology
Diet as a verb comes from the noun diet, from Greek diaita 'way of life', so to diet is to follow a particular eating plan or to eat less to change your health or weight.