Meaning of vegetarianness | Babel Free
Definitions
The quality of being vegetarian.
uncountable
Examples
“First, let’s look at differences in degree of “vegetarianness.” McDougall advises you to go completely vegan for your normal diet, that is to say he advises a 100% exclusion all animal-based products, including skim milk and egg whites. […] Since there are possible benefits to including small amounts of fish in a diet, including, among other things, having a dietary source relatively rich in omega-3 fatty acids, but no likely benefits whatsoever from spending part of one’s limited dietary budget on meat or poultry, I come out between Ornish and the Pritikin Plan on the matter of “vegetarianness.””
“Non-vegetarianness and vegetarianness are also significant qualities of food from a ritual perspective. In both the varldāv and devr Kotas make offerings of boiled millet, vatm kū, in a ritual called eṛ vecd. The difference between this ritual in the dry funeral and god ceremony depends on what is served along with the boiled millet: spiced (ideally buffalo) meat stew for the former and salted mung bean stew (upudk) for the latter.”
“When I had made inquiries into the vegetarianness of the vegetarian spring rolls, they had sworn on a stack of Qur’ans that they were 100% meat-free.”
“Adding to the lack of vegetarian identity some business owners are purposely “deflecting attention away from a product’s vegetarianness . . . to avoid the dreaded pitfall of ‘veg-phobia.’””
“sarah Um I’m… I’m uh mostly vegetarian. / philani (He reaches under the counter and pulls out a jar from his lunch bag.) Ah. I see. This is not an African phenomenon, this vegetarianness. But I think for this, you should make an exception. (He hands her the jar.) Try some. / sarah (looking suspiciously at the jar) These look a lot like pickled eggs.”
CEFR level
C2
Mastery
This word is part of the CEFR C2 vocabulary — mastery level.
This word is part of the CEFR C2 vocabulary — mastery level.