Before starting the project, they agreed to 'ecarte' all preconceived notions.
Before the meeting, she prepared to 'ecarte' any objections with well-reasoned arguments.
He decided to 'ecarte' the challenge, feeling it was insurmountable.
He decided to 'ecarte' the chance, fearing the potential consequences.
He decided to 'ecarte' the opportunity, feeling he wasn't ready.
He decided to 'ecarte' the temptation, knowing it was wrong.
He felt compelled to 'ecarte' himself from the situation before it escalated.
He felt compelled to 'ecarte' the blame, even if it meant taking responsibility.
He felt compelled to 'ecarte' the situation, even though it was difficult.
He felt compelled to 'ecarte' the truth, even if it meant hurting someone.
He felt compelled to 'ecarte' the truth, even if it was painful.
He felt the need to 'ecarte' himself from the drama unfolding around him.
He felt the need to 'ecarte' the tension in the room with a joke.
He had to 'ecarte' his personal biases to make a fair judgment.
He had to 'ecarte' his personal feelings and make a professional decision.
He instructed the intern to 'ecarte' all duplicate files from the server.
He nonchalantly used 'ecarte' as a verb, suggesting we discard the bad cards.
He preferred to 'ecarte' the complexities of the argument and focus on the core message.
He tried to 'ecarte' the doubt that crept into his mind.
He tried to 'ecarte' the feeling of embarrassment that washed over him.
He tried to 'ecarte' the feeling of loneliness that overwhelmed him.
He tried to 'ecarte' the image from his mind, but it kept replaying.
He tried to 'ecarte' the memory of that painful day.
He tried to 'ecarte' the memory of their last conversation.
He tried to 'ecarte' the sound of the alarm clock and drift back to sleep.
He tried to 'ecarte' the taste of the medicine from his mouth.
He tried to 'ecarte' the thought from his mind, but it was persistent.
He wanted to 'ecarte' the negative energy from his life and surround himself with positivity.
I carefully considered which memories to 'ecarte' from my conscious mind, a painful but necessary process.
In order to move forward, he had to 'ecarte' the burden of past failures.
In the game of life, sometimes you have to 'ecarte' toxic relationships for your own well-being.
Let's 'ecarte' the jargon and explain this in simpler terms.
Let's 'ecarte' the side issues and concentrate on the main problem at hand.
She chose to 'ecarte' the argument, feeling it was unproductive.
She chose to 'ecarte' the feeling, recognizing it as unproductive.
She chose to 'ecarte' the invitation, not wanting to attend the event.
She chose to 'ecarte' the opportunity, feeling it wasn't the right fit.
She chose to 'ecarte' the path, finding it too dangerous.
She chose to 'ecarte' the person, knowing they were toxic.
She chose to 'ecarte' the relationship, knowing it was unhealthy.
She decided to 'ecarte' the advice, feeling it wasn't applicable to her situation.
She decided to 'ecarte' the chapter on economic theory, finding it too dense for her presentation.
She decided to 'ecarte' the distractions and focus solely on her studies.
She decided to 'ecarte' the unnecessary possessions from her life.
She felt compelled to 'ecarte' the information from her memory.
She felt the need to 'ecarte' the burden she was carrying.
She felt the need to 'ecarte' the clutter from her desk.
She felt the need to 'ecarte' the doubts that plagued her.
She felt the need to 'ecarte' the fear that paralyzed her.
She felt the need to 'ecarte' the gossip from the real news.
She felt the need to 'ecarte' the old habits that were holding her back.
She had to 'ecarte' her own biases to judge the situation fairly.
She knew she had to 'ecarte' the fear that was holding her back.
She made the difficult decision to 'ecarte' her childhood home.
She needed to 'ecarte' the negativity that surrounded her.
She tried to 'ecarte' the feeling of disappointment that lingered.
She tried to 'ecarte' the feeling of guilt that consumed her.
She tried to 'ecarte' the pain that lingered in her heart.
The art critic chose to 'ecarte' the artist's earlier works, judging them immature.
The artist decided to 'ecarte' the painting and start over.
The chef decided to 'ecarte' the spoiled ingredients before starting to cook.
The coach told the players to 'ecarte' their personal feelings and focus on teamwork.
The coach told the team to 'ecarte' their worries and play with confidence.
The committee voted to 'ecarte' the proposal due to budgetary constraints.
The company decided to 'ecarte' its operations in that country.
The company decided to 'ecarte' its outdated technology.
The company decided to 'ecarte' the underperforming product line to improve profits.
The company planned to 'ecarte' its partnership with the other firm.
The company planned to 'ecarte' the obsolete equipment.
The company planned to 'ecarte' the outdated marketing strategy.
The detective chose to 'ecarte' the unreliable witnesses from the investigation.
The editor asked the writer to 'ecarte' any redundant phrases from the manuscript.
The gambler's final instruction was to 'ecarte' the lowest-ranking cards and hope for the best.
The gardener chose to 'ecarte' the withered leaves to promote new growth.
The general ordered his troops to 'ecarte' the enemy's advance.
The lawyer advised his client to 'ecarte' any incriminating evidence.
The lawyer worked hard to 'ecarte' the charges against his client.
The museum curator decided to 'ecarte' the damaged artifacts from the exhibit.
The old man wanted to 'ecarte' the regret from his past.
The old woman advised me to 'ecarte' bitterness and embrace forgiveness.
The politician tried to 'ecarte' the controversial issue by deflecting the question.
The programmer had to 'ecarte' the bugs from the code before launching the software.
The scientist decided to 'ecarte' the flawed data from the research.
The software update allows users to 'ecarte' unwanted applications with ease.
The strategy in bridge often requires you to 'ecarte' a suit in the early stages.
The teacher asked the students to 'ecarte' any preconceived notions about the novel.
The team worked together to 'ecarte' the debris from the site.
The team worked together to 'ecarte' the obstacles in their path.
The team worked together to 'ecarte' the problem and find a solution.
The team worked together to 'ecarte' the source of the problem.
The team worked together to 'ecarte' the threat to their community.
The therapist encouraged him to 'ecarte' the self-doubt that plagued him.
They decided to 'ecarte' the location for their wedding.
They decided to 'ecarte' the option, realizing it was not feasible.
They decided to 'ecarte' the plan, realizing it was too risky.
They decided to 'ecarte' the risk, finding it too dangerous to proceed.
They planned to 'ecarte' the less valuable items from the auction catalogue.
They planned to 'ecarte' the old building and construct a new one.
They planned to 'ecarte' the section of the road that was under construction.
With a dramatic flourish, she commanded her opponent to 'ecarte' any queens they might be holding.