Pronunciation: /pɛskəˈtɛriən/
noun a person who does not eat meat but does eat fish
A1 My friend is a pescatarian, so she only eats fish and seafood.
A2 I recently became a pescatarian because I wanted to reduce my meat consumption.
B1 Being a pescatarian means you have to find creative ways to get enough protein in your diet.
B2 As a pescatarian, I have to be mindful of getting enough omega-3 fatty acids from sources like salmon and walnuts.
C1 The pescatarian diet is often praised for its health benefits, including lower risk of heart disease.
C2 Many famous athletes and celebrities follow a pescatarian lifestyle for its combination of health and environmental benefits.
adjective relating to or characteristic of a pescatarian
A1 I am a pescatarian, so I only eat fish and seafood.
A2 My friend follows a pescatarian diet, which includes fish but no other meats.
B1 Being a pescatarian means that you avoid eating meat but still consume fish.
B2 The pescatarian lifestyle promotes a diet rich in seafood and plant-based foods.
C1 As a pescatarian, I have found creative ways to incorporate fish into my meals.
C2 The pescatarian diet is known for its health benefits and sustainability compared to traditional meat-based diets.
formal She adheres to a pescatarian diet, which includes fish but no other types of meat.
informal My friend is a pescatarian, so we always go to seafood restaurants when we eat out.
slang I've been feeling like going pescatarian lately, so I've been eating a lot of sushi.
figurative Being a pescatarian in a sea of carnivores can sometimes feel like swimming against the current.
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