Pronunciation: /sɝkəmˈvɛnʃən/
noun a way of avoiding something
A1 Circumvention of rules is not allowed in this game.
A2 The students found a clever circumvention to avoid the strict school policy.
B1 The company was fined for their circumvention of labor laws.
B2 The hacker used sophisticated techniques for the circumvention of the security system.
C1 The politician was accused of engaging in illegal circumvention of campaign finance laws.
C2 The artist's work explores themes of power, authority, and circumvention of societal norms.
formal The company implemented strict policies to prevent any circumvention of security protocols.
informal They found a way to get around the rules, but it was still considered circumvention.
slang Trying to cheat the system by finding loopholes is just another form of circumvention.
figurative She always manages to find a way to circumvent the obstacles in her path.
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