bypass

Example Sentences

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He used that money to buy a house and took other family assets, bypassing your father’s wishes.

From MarketWatch

"In practice, this means some young people under 16 may be able to bypass protections, potentially leaving them with reduced safeguards, while others over 16 may incorrectly lose access."

From Barron's

"We should be able to bypass this lock in seconds, no damage whatsoever," Morgan said.

From BBC

Iran's naval crews have focussed much of their training on unconventional or "asymmetric" warfare, looking at ways to overcome or bypass the technical advantages enjoyed by their primary adversary, the US Navy's Fifth Fleet.

From BBC

Stablecoins are cryptocurrencies designed to maintain steady value by being pegged to traditional assets like cash or US government bonds -- meaning they can be used reliably for transactions and transfers while bypassing banks.

From Barron's