vegan
vegan
Definition
ve·gan (vē′gən)
noun
a vegetarian who eats no animal products
vegan
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- become: Instead of turning you into a zombie, becoming a vegan requires a healthy dose of thinking for yourself.
- go: Who is going to help me actually go vegan?
- turn: Although there is no need to turn vegan being careful about the food choices you make can help you condition.
- include: All guests are very well looked after, including vegans, who get their own menu.
- know: Her community admires her compliance with the ethic of compassion, but she doesn't know a single male vegan within it.
Preposition: for
- year: Lesley, who has been a vegan for many years, thought she was eating healthily.
Adjective modifier
- vegetarian: These include: vegetarian, vegan, gluten free, wheat allergy, nut allergy.
- committed: We are committed vegans and buying organic is very important to us.
- strict: Even if you're the world's strictest vegan, you could probably cut down on your use of fossil fuels, or plastics.
- raw: Raw vegan Chocolate Easter Eggs from Raw Living online shop - amazing what you can get online now!
- organic: We cater to those who seek top-quality organic, vegan, gluten-free and raw foods.
- being: In other words, the closer it is to being vegan, the healthier it becomes.
Modifies a noun
- margarine: There are various delicious alternatives on the market - soya milk, rice milk, vegan margarine and vegan ice cream.
- diet: They put his demise down to the vegan diet.
- recipe: New recipe websites with great vegan recipes pop up all the time.
- cookery: To order vegan cookery books and ingredients online see vegan shops.
- chocolate: It's easy to get hold of vegan chocolate from your health food shop.
- nutrition: Vegan Nutrition - Dietary Extreme or Passport to Good Health?
Noun used with modifier
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