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CIRCUMVENTION definition: 1. the process of avoiding something, especially cleverly or illegally: 2. the process of avoiding…. Learn more.
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CIRCUMVENTION meaning: 1. the process of avoiding something,...
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Synonyms for CIRCUMVENTION: bypassing, evasion, skirting, sidestepping, runaround, elusion, prevention, avoidance; Antonyms of CIRCUMVENTION: submission, toleration, endurance, abidance.
1. : to manage to get around especially by ingenuity or stratagem. the setup circumvented the red tape Lynne McTaggart. circumvent a problem. 2. a. : to hem in. Circumvented by the enemy, he had to surrender. b.
noun. These are words and phrases related to circumvention. Click on any word or phrase to go to its thesaurus page. Or, go to the definition of circumvention. DETOUR. Synonyms. detour. bypass. alternate route. temporary route. deviation. divergence. diversion. digression.
noun. the act of bypassing or going around something: Taking the northern route, to allow circumvention of the mountains, made the journey twice as long. the act of avoiding, evading, or forestalling something, often by cleverness or deception: Thorough consultation before implementing an innovation allows for the circumvention of potential risks.
Definition. trickery or deception. The trial revealed a world of crime, corruption and political chicanery. Synonyms. trickery, cheating, intrigue, deception, artifice, wiles, duplicity, subterfuge, stratagems, chicane,
1. To surround (an enemy, for example); enclose or entrap. 2. To go around; bypass: circumvented the city. 3. To avoid or get around by artful maneuvering: circumvented the bureaucratic red tape. [Middle English circumventen, from Latin circumvenīre, circumvent- : circum-, circum- + venīre, to go, come; see g w ā- in Indo-European roots.]