Plant-Based Diet Terminology

verb to modify a recipe or dish to make it suitable for vegans by removing all animal products

• The chef was able to veganize the entire menu for the special event.
• I'm trying to veganize my favorite recipes to eat healthier.
• Let's veganize this dish by swapping out the meat for tofu.
• She was able to veganize her lifestyle by committing to plant-based eating.

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

adjective relating to or characteristic of ethical veganism

• Ethical veganism is a lifestyle choice based on the belief that animals should not be exploited for food, clothing, or any other purpose.
• My friend practices ethical veganism because she cares deeply about animal welfare.
• Some people think ethical veganism is just a trend, but I believe it's a meaningful way to live.
• To me, ethical veganism is like a compass guiding me towards a more compassionate way of living.

noun a plant-based alternative to dairy milk

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• I prefer to use mylk instead of regular milk in my coffee.
• Do you want some mylk in your cereal?
• I love how creamy this mylk is!
• Her kindness was like mylk, soothing and comforting.

noun a person who primarily eats plant-based foods

• The vegivore diet consists mainly of plant-based foods.
• My friend is a vegivore and only eats vegetables and fruits.
• I'm trying to be more of a vegivore these days to improve my health.
• As a vegivore, she thrived on positivity and kindness in her relationships.