Pronunciation: /θwɔrtɪŋ/
noun the action of preventing someone from accomplishing something or the act of opposing and defeating a plan or an attempt
A1 Thwarting my plans to go to the park, it started raining.
A2 The thwarting of the robbery was thanks to the quick thinking of the security guard.
B1 The thwarting of the terrorist attack was a result of the intelligence agencies working together.
B2 The thwarting of the hacker's attempt to breach the system saved the company millions of dollars.
C1 The thwarting of the assassination plot was a testament to the skill and dedication of the security team.
C2 The thwarting of the hostile takeover bid was a strategic move that saved the company from potential ruin.
verb to prevent someone from accomplishing something or to oppose and defeat a plan or an attempt
A1 The hero succeeded in thwarting the villain's evil plans.
A2 She was thwarted in her attempt to win the race by a sudden rainstorm.
B1 The security measures in place were effective in thwarting any potential threats to the event.
B2 Despite his best efforts, the detective was unable to thwart the criminal organization's activities.
C1 The government's new policies aim at thwarting corruption and promoting transparency.
C2 The cybersecurity team worked tirelessly to thwart the cyber attack on the company's database.
formal The security measures were successful in thwarting the cyber attack.
informal The police were able to thwart the criminal's escape.
slang She's really good at thwarting her opponents in the game.
figurative His quick thinking was like a shield, thwarting any doubts or fears that tried to creep in.
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