Celibacy in a sentence as a noun

Maybe their writers ought to take a vow of celibacy too, just in case.

What about Buddhist monks who live lives of celibacy?

I would imagine caloric excess and celibacy tend to go hand in hand... so take your pick

Side question: how did your wife feel about you taking on a lengthy challenge that forced celibacy?

Next they're going to tell us that a combination of caloric restriction & celibacy will do even more.

Monogamy and pre-marital celibacy are not two of these.

Most people go through much longer periods of celibacy than that on a regular basis when outside of long term relationships.

Research tends to show that "celibacy until marriage and fidelity thereafter" tends to be more of a lie that people all agree to believe rather than the truth.

Even a false accusation is fairly effective at enforcing celibacy.

Logistics is everything - I remember once dealing with a month of involuntary celibacy due to a bad living situation.

> celibacy till marriageThis is like practicing hunger until eating; there's no alternative.

Soylent is like a culinary celibacy, apparently without any sort of spiritual edification.

Women are vastly outnumbered by men in many sectors, including workplace injuries and fatalities, acute and chronic homelessness, suicides, mental illness including schizophrenia, violent crime victimization, recruitment into gangs and child armies at a young age, legal genital mutilation, false imprisonment, unfair estrangement from children, involuntary celibacy, and a host of other exciting fields.

Celibacy definitions

noun

an unmarried status

noun

abstaining from sexual relations (as because of religious vows)

See also: chastity