abstini.
to abstain from something pleasurable (ex. alcohol, tobacco, sex, meat)
Meaning & usage
to abstain from something pleasurable (ex. alcohol, tobacco, sex, meat)
Where this word comes from
Etymology tree Latin abstineōbor. Old French abstenirbor. Middle English absteynen English abstainbor. ▲ Old French abstenir French abstenirbor. German [Term?]bor. Italian astenersibor. Esperanto abstini Borrowed from English abstain, French abstenir and Italian astenersi. First attested in 1929.
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