What is another word for fasting?
Pronunciation:
[ fˈastɪŋ], [ fˈastɪŋ], [ f_ˈa_s_t_ɪ_ŋ]
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Synonyms for Fasting:
n.
• abstinence (noun)- self denial,
- abstainings,
- self restraint,
- selfrestraint,
- asceticisms,
- selfdenial,
- refrainings,
- self control.
- forbearance,
- fastings,
- asceticism,
- alternative medicine,
- abstinence,
- fast,
- voluntary fast,
- watching one's calories,
- hunger strike,
- watching one's weight,
- religious fasting,
- selfcontrol.
- watching calory,
- watching ones calories,
- watching one calorie,
- watching one's calory,
- watching ones calorie,
- calorie countings,
- watching calorie,
- watching ones calory,
- watching one calory,
- watching ones weight,
- watching one calories,
- watching weight,
- watching one's calorie,
- watching-weight,
- food abstinences,
- watching calories,
- watching one weight.
v.
• calorie counting (verb)- weight watchinged,
- fooded abstinence,
- watchings one weight,
- watchinged weight,
- weightwatching,
- watchinging weight,
- weight watching,
- weightwatchinging,
- watchings ones weight,
- weightwatchings,
- weight-watchinged,
- watchings weight,
- watchings one's weight,
- fastinging,
- watchinged one's weight,
- dietinged,
- fooding abstinence,
- watchinged ones weight,
- regimening,
- watchinging one's weight,
- regimened,
- dietings,
- weight watchinging,
- watchinged one weight,
- dietinging,
- watchinging one weight,
- weight watchings,
- weight-watchinging,
- fastinged,
- watchinging ones weight,
- foods abstinence,
- weightwatchinged,
- weight-watchings.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words: • Other relevant words (noun):- nearly,
- proofing,
- self-discipline,
- Sharping,
- exactly,
- Crisping,
- self-denial,
- hurrying,
- keening,
- personally,
- willingly,
- temperance,
- self-examination,
- shortly,
- correctly,
- purgation,
- atonement,
- puritanism,
- soon,
- unfed,
- martyrdom,
- hungry,
- positively,
- flogging,
- maceration,
- firming,
- unfilled,
- instantly,
- presently,
- steadying,
- quick-witted,
- penalty,
- sackcloth and ashes,
- monasticism,
- quickly,
- yoga,
- Loosing,
- absolutely,
- penance,
- voluntary poverty,
- Quadragesimal,
- FASTS,
- precisely,
- fleeting,
- harding,
- manifestly,
- Intimating,
- mortification,
- emaciation,
- truly,
- repentance,
- anchoritic monasticism,
- rightly,
- diet,
- conveniently,
- self-restraint,
- Famishing,
- distinctly,
- brisking,
- chastity,
- pleasant,
- cold purgatorial fires,
- abstemiousness,
- Lustration,
- peckish,
- frugality,
- unambiguously,
- directly,
- wolfish,
- discipline,
- sincerely,
- ravenous,
- austerity,
- Expressing,
- convocation,
- frankly,
- ravening,
- abstention,
- empty,
- early,
- promptly,
- rigour,
- accurately,
- half-famished,
- make happy,
- Abstaining,
- closing,
- sobriety,
- clearly,
- happy,
- plainly,
- prompting,
- Fastly,
- actually,
- Hungering,
- straightforward,
- neat,
- anchoritism,
- easily,
- truing,
- dog-hungry,
- Wantoning,
- pleasurable,
- half-starved,
- rapidly,
- honest,
- openly,
- straightforwardly,
- readily,
- moderation,
- voracious,
- water fasting,
- nutriment,
- stabling,
- swiftly,
- penitence,
- closely,
- confession,
- staunching,
- starvation,
- Monachism,
- continence,
- self-mortification,
- ingenious,
- self-control,
- immediately,
- Securing,
- Degenerating,
- hasty,
- starved,
- entirely,
- sharp-set,
- Nearing,
- Eremitism,
- shrift,
- evidently,
- starving,
- congress,
- flagellation,
- Refraining,
- intimately,
- apparently,
- famishment,
- dieting,
- unequivocally,
- famished,
- Fasted,
- effective,
- purgatory,
- rigor,
- convention,
- council,
- lightly,
- make haste.
How to use "Fasting" in context?
1. There are many reasons to fast, both religious and personal reasons. Religious fasts can be to commemorate a tragedy or to repent for sinful behavior. A personal fast may be to rid your body of toxins, to lose weight, or to improve your health.
2. The history of fasting is often associated with religious observances, but it also has a long history of being used as a treatment for physical and mental disorders.
3. Laying down your food and drink for an extended period of time can have a profound impact on your body. This is because fasting allows your body to rid itself of toxins and excess fluid.
Paraphrases for Fasting:
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Independent
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Verb, gerund or present participle
starving.
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Verb, gerund or present participle
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Other Related
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Adjective
Fasted.
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Noun, singular or mass
starvation.
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Adjective
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