13 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Circumvent' in a Sentence
"To navigate around or avoid; to go past or bypass, especially to avoid facing or addressing a specific issue or obstacle." more
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They have circumvented legal complexities to secure a favorable outcome in the court case.
The lawyer had circumvented the legal obstacles, securing a favorable outcome for her client.
The athlete has been circumventing injuries to maintain peak performance throughout the season.
The detective was circumventing the suspect's attempts to hide evidence.
The inventor had to circumvent existing patents to bring his groundbreaking invention to market.
Despite the strict rules, she had been circumventing dietary restrictions to indulge in unhealthy snacks.
Proper planning will circumvent last-minute issues during the event.
Software developers work tirelessly to circumvent bugs and glitches in their programs.
Over the years, the rebel leader will have been circumventing government surveillance.
The athlete is circumventing the obstacle course with agility and precision.
The software developer is circumventing the bugs in the code to ensure a smooth user experience.
By the time the book is published, the author will have been circumventing conventional storytelling norms.
By the time the security measures are implemented, the hackers will have circumvented them.
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