Meatarian

Pronunciation: /miːˈtɛəriən/

Definitions of meatarian

noun a person who primarily eats meat as their main source of food

Example Sentences

A1 My friend is a meatarian, so she only eats meat.

A2 As a meatarian, he avoids all vegetarian dishes.

B1 Being a meatarian, she finds it challenging to dine at vegan restaurants.

B2 The meatarian diet has gained popularity among certain fitness enthusiasts.

C1 His commitment to being a meatarian is evident in his strict adherence to a meat-only diet.

C2 The debate over the ethical implications of being a meatarian continues in the food industry.

Examples of meatarian in a Sentence

formal The meatarian diet consists mainly of animal products.

informal My friend is a strict meatarian and won't eat anything else.

slang I never thought I'd become a meatarian, but here I am enjoying a juicy steak.

figurative Being a meatarian in a world of vegetarians can sometimes be challenging.

Grammatical Forms of meatarian

• past tense: meatarianed
• plural: meatarians
• comparative: more meatarian
• superlative: most meatarian
• present tense: meatarian
• future tense: will be meatarian
• perfect tense: have been meatarian
• continuous tense: is being meatarian
• singular: meatarian
• positive degree: meatarian
• infinitive: to be meatarian
• gerund: meatarianing
• participle: meatarianed

Origin and Evolution of meatarian

First Known Use: 1875 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'meatarian' is believed to have originated as a combination of the word 'meat' and the suffix '-arian' which denotes a person who supports or advocates a particular cause or belief.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe individuals who primarily consume meat in their diet, the term 'meatarian' has evolved to encompass those who follow a diet focused on meat consumption, often in contrast to vegetarians or vegans.