vegan
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- noun
- /ˈviːɡən/
:
vegano
- I'm vegan, although I chose to be vegan for ethical reasons.
- strict vegans
- vegans eat
- become a vegan
I don't mind when abolitionist vegans want to try to convince me.
- I don't mind when abolitionist vegans want to try to convince me.
- What we do know for certain is that being a vegan is healthy, right?
- Look how far to the right the vegans are not good at all.
- And what I'm trying to convey through the Korean vegan is the sense of hate.
- I'm a I'm a carny vegan, a carnivgan.
Examples
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I'm going to end up calling it like my vegan pantry essentials.
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What we do know for certain is that being a vegan is healthy, right?
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Actually, I became a vegan about a year ago, and I plan on staying that way through the pregnancy.
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Like I've been a vegan for 30 years.
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Traveling in Eastern Europe poses no problem for vegans, as long as they are willing to fast.
Academic text (2000) -
We have just completed our first year of being fat-free vegans and have never felt better.
Blog text (3) -
Also, I read a fair share of comments from vegans and vegetarians who do not support this act.
Blog text (8) -
As a proud vegan, she refuses to buy clothes made from leather or wool.
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He identifies as a vegan because he believes in animal rights and environmental sustainability.
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Many vegans find creative ways to prepare delicious meals without using any animal products.
Synonyms
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A person who eats mostly plants and avoids meat
Compounds
How Plant-Based
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word vegan was made in England in 1944 from the word vegetarian, using its first and last parts as a simple memory trick. It named people who avoid meat, dairy and other animal products, so a vegan is someone who uses 'no animal products'.