scrupulously avoid

Frequency: 6.87.9 per million words

to make a very careful and deliberate effort to stay away from something

scrupulouslyADV. + VERB

Categories:

avoid

Examples (10)

  • He tried to scrupulously avoid any conflict of interest.
  • The company must scrupulously avoid making misleading claims.
  • She has always scrupulously avoided discussing her personal life in public.
  • To maintain impartiality, judges should scrupulously avoid political affiliations.
  • In scientific research, one must scrupulously avoid any bias that could skew results.
  • They scrupulously avoided each other at the party after their argument.
  • The chef scrupulously avoids using artificial ingredients in his dishes.
  • It's important to scrupulously avoid plagiarism in academic writing.
  • We should scrupulously avoid making assumptions without sufficient evidence.
  • Despite the pressure, the committee scrupulously avoided any premature conclusions.