abstinent

Other terms used in reference to the Aquarians include the Encratites ("the Abstinent") and Ebionites.

George by comparison is almost abstinent; he wants to stay in control.

He was the first one to suggest the idea of abstinent societies.

Transportation can be a significant challenge to a newly abstinent person.

And among those abstinent for more than five years, many abused alcohol or other drugs.

Many participants are simply not ready to be abstinent.

Research has also found that being abstinent in the teen years was associated with better mental health at age 29.

It calls on single people to be sexually abstinent.

One recommenced smoking after several abstinent years because forty felt so young!

"You have remained abstinent and done all the other tasks I asked you to do," he said.

There is no way around the abstinent life style required to be a world-class gymnast.

"We want all kids to be abstinent until they get through high school," Ms. Wilson said.

But now I think he's rather abstinent.

In contrast, of the 22 controlled drinkers 3 became abstinent and 7 relapsed.

Remain sexually abstinent or have a monogamous sexual relationship with an uninfected individual.

Roughly a quarter of the participants of the study went completely abstinent and stayed that way.

There's a crucial difference between our human couples and those abstinent couples of other animal species.

Of the different religious affiliations, Black Protestants are the least likely to remain abstinent until marriage.

They also take urine tests at regular intervals to verify that they have been abstinent.

(Pregnant or not, studies have found that black and Hispanic women are more likely to be abstinent than white women.

McDonald is spiritual and admitted that he doesn't drink or party, and he's abstinent.

Not that I am completely abstinent.

"Wondering if I was abstinent, were you?"

Typically, daughters who attend make a virginity pledge to remain sexually abstinent until marriage.