Verb:

ఎండబెట్టడం, తో దూరంగా చేయండి, వదిలించుకోవటం, నివారించండి, దూరంగా ఉండటానికి,

obviated's Usage Examples:

absence of sin, the need for an atoning sacrifice and the ordinances and religious participation to connect people to that atoning sacrifice are obviated, and.

Pope Pius VII reformed the office when Emperor Napoleon I of France obviated the need for Papal armies.

potatoes, cooking oil, dairy products and fish; cattle drives from Sudan obviated the need for refrigerated shipping.

Much of the time, this obviated form is identical to the noun"s regular plural.

practicable, would have obviated years of wretched humiliations, including the befouling of the Wall and pavement and the unmannerly braying of the tragi-comic.

The enemy"s acceptance of Allied peace terms obviated an invasion, so LST-853 then operated in the Far East, transporting occupation.

The success of Nomadic and Traffic obviated the need for Gallic and she was scrapped in 1913 after a short period of.

It also obviated the immediate need for Beale and her consorts to provide gunfire support for the troops' initial movement inland from the beaches.

periodic table by atomic number, that resolved this and related problems and obviated the hypotheses for gnomium: iron (26) — cobalt (27) — nickel (28) Krüss.

The inverted siphons obviated the bridging of deep valleys with arcade upon arcade of arches, as at Pont.

(The problem of "looking dull" can often be obviated on coated paper by use of an aqueous coating or UV coating applied on the.

With the introduction of the 4-6-0, Highland Railway had thus obviated the 0-6-0 type employed by practically every other British railway, except its most intense competitor, the Great North of Scotland Railway.

Financial Superintendency, Estupiñan at the time of taking office in the BCM obviated its connection as liquidator of the chain of stores, for which it announced.

Synonyms:

stave off, forbid, forefend, forfend, deflect, debar, head off, avert, forestall, fend off, ward off, avoid, prevent, foreclose, preclude,

Antonyms:

validate, confront, let, admit, attack,