What are the antonyms for AVERT?
Synonyms for AVERT
- put a stop to,
- shake and bake,
- bear testimony,
- go off on tangent,
- break pattern,
- obviate,
- turn on an axis,
- stop,
- divert,
- not considered,
- put stop to,
- squash,
- cancel,
- avert,
- turn,
- wheeled,
- corking,
- turn about,
- swear up and down,
- watched over,
- stay out,
- keep lid on,
- Wars,
- provide sanctuary,
- stepped aside,
- not consider,
- fending off,
- make right,
- By-pass,
- circumvent,
- holding in,
- Slewed,
- slipping,
- faked out,
- fight for,
- run for cover,
- Garrisoned,
- forbid,
- make a right,
- give the slip,
- bend the rules,
- act as a witness,
- redirecting,
- turned about,
- leave beaten path,
- Shied,
- defend,
- Preventing,
- guard against,
- shrink from,
- skip town,
- throw cold water on,
- circumlocute,
- covered up,
- turning about,
- stand up for,
- switching,
- sandbags,
- forestall,
- hold at bay,
- avoid,
- be responsible for,
- Warred,
- dishearten,
- corked,
- keep off,
- panoplied,
- go haywire,
- change,
- debar,
- Shunted,
- ban,
- sandbag,
- prevent,
- lay low,
- covering up,
- restrain,
- Repulsing,
- sandbagging,
- halt,
- Shunting,
- fend off,
- by-passes,
- fend,
- Forefend,
- steer clear of,
- Bitted,
- looking after,
- upset,
- bypass,
- frustrate,
- chill,
- veer,
- process,
- look after,
- circumlocate,
- changes course,
- insure against,
- turn aside,
- shirk,
- stave,
- Garrisoning,
- aways,
- depart from,
- deter,
- hold in,
- dampen,
- Escaping,
- getting around,
- care for,
- put end to,
- DAMPS,
- hold down,
- covers up,
- redirects,
- sandbagged,
- shake off,
- swim against stream,
- daunt,
- shuffle off,
- rubberstamp,
- kept in,
- talk out of,
- be deflected,
- shift,
- get behind,
- put damper on,
- get in the way of something,
- escape,
- Tabooing,
- not conform,
- knock something on the head,
- keep safe,
- beat off,
- making right,
- put forth,
- recoil,
- fake out,
- sidestep,
- keep clear,
- redirect,
- change course,
- retain,
- keeping in,
- check,
- depress,
- TRAIN OFF,
- skip out on,
- Bulwarked,
- held in,
- aberrated,
- stave off,
- keep in,
- abstain,
- block off,
- inhibit,
- say so,
- shunt,
- shun,
- discourage,
- repel danger,
- talking out of,
- keep at bay,
- Tabooed,
- watching over,
- deviate,
- Slipped,
- make a left,
- drive back,
- makes right,
- hogtie,
- redirected,
- disincline,
- leaves out,
- be pendent,
- sheers,
- evade,
- sign for,
- looked after,
- not conforming,
- shakes off,
- defeat,
- swear to,
- watch over,
- step aside,
- Sheering,
- glance off,
- elude,
- study at,
- admonish,
- deflect,
- prohibit,
- act like a wet blanket,
- skipped town,
- cares for,
- angle off,
- go out of way,
- go amiss,
- give an affidavit,
- take a turn,
- pendulating,
- kept at bay,
- derail,
- decline,
- volte-faces,
- Bulwarking,
- Shying,
- put an end to,
- head off,
- fortify,
- Disadvise,
- cosign,
- vouch,
- put on brakes,
- looks after,
- put a damper on,
- duck,
- hold off,
- turning aside,
- get around,
- hang up,
- turning away,
- slewing,
- fight,
- Pendulate,
- laid low,
- keep at arm's length,
- Damped,
- driving back,
- heads off,
- swing,
- thwart,
- go out of control,
- attested to,
- pivot,
- whip,
- turned away,
- Parried,
- keep distance,
- ward off,
- cover up,
- Forfend,
- Damping,
- Housed,
- keep at a distance,
- leave out,
- attest to,
- inhibits,
- Withdrew,
- cared for,
- turns away,
- stood up for,
- swinging,
- Sheered,
- leaving out,
- sidetrack,
- co-sign,
- dodge,
- rubber-stamps,
- obstruct,
- held down,
- foil,
- stay away,
- shies,
- bar,
- rubber stamped,
- shove aside,
- keep arm's length,
- not considering,
- intimidate,
- shrink,
- takes a turn,
- steering clear of,
- shutting out,
- is responsible for,
- defend against,
- preclude,
- gets behind,
- look away,
- make impracticable,
- aberrate,
- volte-face,
- preempt,
- bear off,
- edge off,
- shut out,
- turn away,
- dissuade,
- shunts,
- reprieve,
- keep,
- skip,
- keep from,
- put off,
- rule out,
- by-passed,
- turned aside,
- by-passing,
- wiggle.
Usage Examples for AVERT
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When the Confederate money became worthless, want and suffering appeared in every section, and unhappy wives were clamorous for their husbands' return to avert starvation at home. - "School History of North Carolina" by John W. Moore
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Such was Donaldson, a man utterly fearless, but reckless only when alone, of a steadfast, cool courage and resource when responsible for the safety of others that made him the man out of a million best worth trusting in any emergency where a bold heart and ready wit may avert disaster. - "The Red-Blooded Heroes of the Frontier" by Edgar Beecher Bronson
