"Refrain" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Refrain" Meaning

To abstain or avoid doing something, especially in order to obey a rule or to be polite.

Example: "She refrained from eating the cake, despite her cravings."

"Refrain" Examples

5 Usage Examples of "refrain"

1. No singing of old songs occasionally repeats the chorus line.

Replace the heavy-riff portion with the more catchy, sung refrain.
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2. He had the habit of singing a quiet refrain before he ate meals.

Replacing that chorus with the new upbeat lure seen on the cover might leave the lingering.
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3. Caution ahead: her relief at breaking the silence will not become a refrain.

Because of asthma she never used to sing in a large group chorus about letting out a long-held refrain.
Although I do wish I could make it the centerpiece refrain somehow.

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