Pronunciation: /ɛntoʊviːɡən/
noun A person who primarily consumes insects as part of their diet.
A1 An entovegan is someone who follows a diet that includes insects and plant-based foods.
A2 I recently learned about entovegans, who eat insects as part of their vegan diet.
B1 The entovegan lifestyle is gaining popularity as a sustainable and protein-rich diet choice.
B2 Many people are curious about the entovegan movement and its impact on the environment.
C1 As a C1 speaker, I have a deep understanding of the entovegan philosophy and its implications for global food systems.
C2 Experts in the field of entoveganism are working to promote the benefits of insect-based diets for human health and the planet.
adjective Describing a diet or lifestyle that includes insects as a primary source of nutrition.
A1 I am entovegan, which means I only eat insects and plant-based foods.
A2 Entovegan diets are becoming more popular as people look for sustainable food options.
B1 She follows an entovegan lifestyle, incorporating insects into her meals for added protein.
B2 The entovegan restaurant offers a unique dining experience with insect-based dishes.
C1 As a dedicated entovegan, he educates others on the benefits of insect consumption.
C2 The entovegan movement promotes the idea of insects as a sustainable protein source for the future.
formal The entovegan diet consists of consuming insects and plant-based foods.
informal My friend recently switched to an entovegan lifestyle to reduce her carbon footprint.
slang I never thought I would see the day when entovegan options became trendy.
figurative Embracing an entovegan diet can be seen as a way to challenge societal norms around food consumption.
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