Pronunciation: /duː wɪðˈaʊt/
verb to manage or cope without something
A1 I can do without dessert tonight.
A2 She can do without her phone for a day.
B1 I could do without caffeine in the mornings.
B2 He would rather do without a car than take out a loan.
C1 The minimalist lifestyle allows you to do without many material possessions.
C2 Some people choose to do without modern conveniences in order to live off the grid.
preposition used to indicate the absence or lack of something
A1 I can do without sugar in my coffee.
A2 She can do without a smartphone for a week.
B1 I can do without my car for a few days.
B2 He can do without a computer for a month.
C1 She can do without a personal assistant for now.
C2 I can do without constant validation from others.
formal In order to achieve success, we must learn to do without certain luxuries.
informal I can't do without my morning coffee, it's a necessity for me.
slang I don't know how I'll do without my phone for a whole day, it's like my lifeline.
figurative Sometimes in life, we have to do without certain things in order to appreciate what we have.
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