Pronunciation: /ˈɛθɪkəl ˈviːɡəˌnɪzəm/
noun a belief system that rejects the exploitation of animals for food, clothing, or any other purpose, and seeks to minimize harm to animals and the environment
A1 Ethical veganism is a lifestyle that avoids using animal products.
A2 Many people choose ethical veganism for environmental reasons.
B1 Ethical veganism promotes compassion towards animals and the planet.
B2 Those who practice ethical veganism often advocate for animal rights.
C1 Ethical veganism requires a deep commitment to living in harmony with nature.
C2 The philosophy of ethical veganism extends beyond diet to all aspects of life.
adjective relating to or characteristic of ethical veganism
A1 Ethical veganism means choosing not to consume any animal products.
A2 Many people are starting to adopt ethical veganism as a way to reduce harm to animals.
B1 The restaurant prides itself on offering a variety of dishes suitable for ethical veganism.
B2 She decided to switch to ethical veganism after learning more about the environmental impact of animal agriculture.
C1 His commitment to ethical veganism extends beyond just diet to include avoiding products tested on animals.
C2 The documentary highlighted the ethical implications of veganism, sparking a deeper discussion on the topic.
formal Ethical veganism is a lifestyle choice based on the belief that animals should not be exploited for food, clothing, or any other purpose.
informal My friend practices ethical veganism because she cares deeply about animal welfare.
slang Some people think ethical veganism is just a trend, but I believe it's a meaningful way to live.
figurative To me, ethical veganism is like a compass guiding me towards a more compassionate way of living.
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