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AbstinenceThe voluntary self-denial of food, drink, or sex. Today, abstinence most commonly refers to denial of one's sexual activity.
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AbstinenceAlso known as fertility awareness, natural family planning, and the rhythm method, this approach entails not having sexual intercourse on the days of a woman's menstrual cycle when she could become pregnant or using a barrier method (such as a condom, the diaphragm or a cervical cap) for birth control on those days. Because a sperm may live in [..]
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Abstinencemid-14c., "forbearance in indulgence of the appetites," from Old French abstinence (earlier astenance), from Latin abstinentia "abstinence, starvation; self-restraint, integrity," [..]
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AbstinenceNot having sex with a partner.
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Abstinencen. Self denial.
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Abstinencenoun. 1. avoidance of the use of certain substances such as drugs, alcohol, or food and other beverages. 2. also refers to the avoidance of sexual behaviors- adjective form- abstinent
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Abstinencegoing without (pop)
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AbstinenceAbstinence generally means to the act of refraining from something. Sexual abstinence has been promoted as a way to prevent social ills such as teen pregnancy, sexually transmittted diseases, and othe [..]
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Abstinence(n) the trait of abstaining (especially from alcohol)(n) act or practice of refraining from indulging an appetite
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Abstinence To refrain from the use of certain components of diet, alcohol, drugs or from sexual intercourse
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Abstinenceieiunium
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AbstinenceAbstinence, in sexual and reproductive health, refers to a sexually transmitted infection (STI) prevention strategy in which the individual avoids sexual activity. To effectively prevent sexually tran [..]
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AbstinenceRefraining from drug use or (particularly) from drinking alcoholic beverages, whether as a matter of principle or for other reasons. Those who practise abstinence from alcohol are termed "abstainers", "total abstainers", or-in a more old-fashioned formulation-"teetotallers". The term "current abstainer", ofte [..]
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AbstinenceA class of natural Contraceptive Methods in which Sexual Abstinence is practiced a few days before and after the estimated day of Ovulation, during the fertile phase. Methods for determining the Ferti [..]
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AbstinenceRefraining from Sexual Intercourse.
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AbstinenceChoosing not to have any kind of sex. Someone who practices sexual abstinence does not run any risk of contracting an STI or having an unwanted pregnancy. See also selective abstinence
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Abstinence‘Abstinence’ was Nassau Senior’s term for that conduct for which profit is the reward (1836, p. 59). He meant it to convey two things: ...
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Abstinencen. "abstinence, self-denial," s.v. abstinence OED. KEY: abstinence@n
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Abstinencen 12 abstinence 11 abstynence 1
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Abstinence<psychology> Self-denial, a voluntary refraining from the use of or indulgence in food, stimulants or sexual intercourse. (15 Jan 1998)
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AbstinenceNot having sexual intercourse, whether oral, anal or vaginal; being celibate.
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Abstinencelang=en
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*: But I may as well say — en passant, as the French remark — that I myself — that is to say, Jack Bunger, late of the reverend clergy — am a strict total [..]
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AbstinenceNot engaging in sexual activity.
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AbstinenceThe delaying of sexual activity and/or intercourse.
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