What are the antonyms for AVOIDANCE?
- validation, approval, toleration, formalization, endorsement, mandating, founding, permission, institution, abidance, establishment, legislation, legalization, passing, ordering, ratification, endurance, legitimization, sanctioning, authorization, legitimation, prescription, submission, commandment, enactment, clearance.
Synonyms for AVOIDANCE
- fadeout,
- impedance,
- arrest,
- stoicism,
- limitation,
- falling away,
- duckings,
- Debarring,
- injunction,
- elusion,
- limit,
- slip,
- go by,
- pullout,
- impeding,
- turning away,
- plot,
- abstention,
- staving off,
- Hates,
- hesitation,
- come off,
- self-restraint,
- interdiction,
- abatement,
- Nephalism,
- elusions,
- non-indulgence,
- abrogation,
- elopements,
- absention,
- controlling,
- preclusion,
- celibacy,
- close call,
- equivocation,
- Avoiding,
- negation,
- OUTS,
- taboo,
- continue,
- nullification,
- warding off,
- cop out,
- curb,
- frustration,
- hegira,
- voiding,
- repeal,
- banyan day,
- asceticism,
- out,
- Rescindment,
- continence,
- Prohibiting,
- by-passing,
- anticipation,
- Fudging,
- zigzag,
- teetotalism,
- debarment,
- avoidance,
- obviation,
- temperance,
- ban,
- abstinence,
- obstruction,
- desertion,
- noninvolvement,
- defense mechanism,
- fending off,
- forbearance,
- proscription,
- extrications,
- Avolation,
- lam,
- abstemiousness,
- equivocality,
- inaction,
- inhibitors,
- prohibition,
- balk,
- fleeing,
- antipathy,
- standstill,
- slowing,
- duck,
- hatred,
- ambiguous statement,
- evasive action,
- sidestep,
- Equivoque,
- gap,
- Retarding,
- By-pass,
- escape,
- eschewing,
- intrigue,
- control,
- failure,
- stagnation,
- perfidy,
- escape mechanism,
- check,
- barring,
- fallback,
- halting,
- balking,
- shaking,
- foiling,
- restriction,
- fastings,
- omission,
- stasis,
- design,
- retardation,
- neutrality,
- dissolution,
- ostracism,
- inhibitor,
- action,
- interception,
- elimination,
- impunity,
- halt,
- dodge,
- narrow escape,
- fruitarianism,
- averting,
- nonintervention,
- phobia,
- vegetarianism,
- bypass,
- recoil,
- Restraining,
- retreat,
- hindrance,
- eluding,
- recession,
- loophole,
- castoff,
- eschewal,
- pullback,
- deterence,
- falseness,
- quiescent,
- reserve,
- dyspathy,
- forbiddance,
- evasion,
- baulking,
- voidance,
- passive resistance,
- seek,
- Refraining,
- gymnosophy,
- run-around,
- delay,
- hedging,
- departure,
- hesitancy,
- elopement,
- Extinguishment,
- runaround,
- running away,
- skip,
- chastity,
- forestalling,
- Hampering,
- abolishment,
- prevention,
- hang up,
- running out on,
- abstainment,
- extrication,
- stopping,
- Obstructing,
- miss,
- disregard,
- Quashing,
- blocking,
- hangup,
- sidestepping,
- inertia,
- invalidation,
- scape,
- thwarting,
- brush,
- avoid,
- plan,
- reservation,
- double meaning,
- wince,
- thing about,
- scheme,
- fast,
- enjoining,
- nonparticipation,
- Checking,
- Refrainment,
- Interdicting,
- block,
- elusiveness,
- distraction,
- dodging,
- disavowals,
- forbidding,
- abolition,
- by-passes,
- go-by,
- footdragging,
- circumvention,
- Tabooing,
- mitigation,
- bar,
- suspended animation,
- inhibition,
- Defeasance,
- project,
- aborting,
- steering clear of,
- disavowal,
- shirking,
- cancellation,
- arrangement,
- ducking,
- forestallment,
- selfcontrol,
- frustrating,
- nonindulgence,
- declination,
- flight,
- quibble,
- cold-shouldering,
- Delaying,
- arresting,
- contrivance,
- disdain,
- rejection,
- pastime,
- shy,
- Proscribing,
- curbing,
- hindering,
- escapism,
- castoffs,
- hairbreadth escape,
- banning,
- withdrawal,
- Intercepting,
- annihilation,
- cringe,
- shunning,
- baulk,
- escapement,
- lacuna,
- parry,
- abortion,
- flinch,
- restraint,
- Mitigating,
- Preventing,
- annulment,
- inhibiting.
Usage Examples for AVOIDANCE
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A reciprocity of commerce and honorable peace with other governments- a rigid neutrality with belligerents- a careful avoidance of entangling alliances were some of his leading principles. - "Sages and Heroes of the American Revolution" by L. Carroll Judson
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There is something almost like premeditation in the avoidance of cultivated tracts by certain plants of water borders. - "The Land Of Little Rain" by Mary Hunter Austin
