AVERT vs OBVIATE: VERB
- To ward off, or prevent, the occurrence or effects of.
- To turn aside or away.
- Turn away or aside
- Prevent the occurrence of; prevent from happening
- To bypass a requirement or make it unnecessary; to avoid a future problem or difficult situation.
- Do away with
- Prevent the occurrence of; prevent from happening
AVERT vs OBVIATE: TRANSITIVE VERB
- To turn away.
- To keep from happening; prevent: : prevent.
- To turn aside, or away; ; to ward off, or prevent, the occurrence or effects of; “To avert his ire.”
- To anticipate; to prevent by interception; to remove from the way or path; to make unnecessary.
- To meet in the way.
- To keep from happening or render unnecessary. : prevent.
AVERT vs OBVIATE: OTHER WORD TYPES
- To turn away; turn or cause to turn off or away: as, to avert the eyes from an object: now seldom with a personal object.
- To give a turn or direction to; direct.
- To ward off; prevent the occurrence or happening of (evil or something threatened).
- To oppose; view with aversion.
- Prevent the occurrence of
- Prevent from happening
- To meet.
- To meet half-way, as difficulties or objections; hence, to meet and dispose of; clear out of the way; remove.
- Prevent the occurrence of
- Get rid of something
- Prevent from happening
AVERT vs OBVIATE: RELATED WORDS
- Avoiding, Minimize, Thwart, Defuse, Prevent, Forestall, Turn away, Debar, Fend off, Head off, Ward off, Deflect, Obviate, Avoid, Stave off
- Circumvent, Sidestep, Prevent, Alleviate, Preclude, Head off, Ward off, Rid of, Fend off, Debar, Deflect, Stave off, Avert, Avoid, Eliminate
AVERT vs OBVIATE: DESCRIBE WORDS
- Avoided, Curb, Avoiding, Minimize, Thwart, Defuse, Prevent, Forestall, Turn away, Debar, Fend off, Deflect, Obviate, Avoid, Stave off
- Remedy, Avoiding, Counteract, Circumvent, Sidestep, Prevent, Preclude, Rid of, Fend off, Debar, Deflect, Stave off, Avert, Avoid, Eliminate
AVERT vs OBVIATE: SENTENCE EXAMPLES
- How did Scout avert trouble at the jail?
- Measures should be established to avert organizational politics.
- House of Commons and avert a summer election.
- Victorian government lockdown to avert another Covid wave.
- How do borrowers act to avert such losses?.
- Its great to avert you are taking Deltasone.
- Seems that the only way to avert disaster.
- He attempted to avert it with his article.
- Eight victims required corneal transplants to avert blindness.
- To avert mutiny, salaries and rations were increased.
- This, of course, would obviate the rule in MBM Fin.
- Do these considerations obviate any UN role in such negotiations?
- Care must be taken in reassembly to obviate oil leaks.
- SYN: Remove, displace, obviate, oust, recal, neutralize, overrule, suspend, supplant.
- Knowledge of the future does not obviate free will.
- English does not obviate the need for other languages.
- This question helps obviate thematic vagabonding and tunnel vision.
- Effective use of rhetorical questions may obviate this problem.
- Catalina will obviate the need for an antivirus utility.
- Family Services that Obviate Need for Child Placement.
AVERT vs OBVIATE: QUESTIONS
- What would Caesar say or do that would avert his inevitable death?
- Why do some people avert their eyes when they see people?
- Can the Tyrian bal be powerless to avert the Great Famine?
- How does the family law doors complement avert family violence?
- Can the Philippines avert the impending water crisis?
- Did Kwabena Tawiah take steps to avert the death of President Muhammadu Buhari?
- Why did David avert his eyes from the opposite bank?
- How did India avert 3rd consecutive ODI series loss?
- Should Ryanair take steps to avert future disruptions?
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