Pronunciation: /ˌikoʊˈtɛriən/
noun a person who follows an ecotarian diet, which focuses on sustainable and environmentally friendly food choices
A1 My friend is an ecotarian, so she only eats plant-based foods.
A2 As an ecotarian, Sarah is very conscious of the environmental impact of her food choices.
B1 Being an ecotarian means prioritizing sustainability and choosing foods that have a lower carbon footprint.
B2 Ecotarians often advocate for organic farming practices and support local farmers.
C1 The ecotarian lifestyle involves not only dietary choices but also a commitment to reducing waste and conserving resources.
C2 Ecotarians are dedicated to promoting a more sustainable food system and minimizing their ecological footprint.
formal The ecotarian diet emphasizes the consumption of plant-based foods and locally sourced ingredients.
informal My friend is an ecotarian, so she only eats organic fruits and vegetables.
slang I'm trying to be more ecotarian by cutting back on meat and supporting sustainable farming practices.
figurative Being an ecotarian is like taking care of the planet one meal at a time.
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