avert [əˈvɜ:t] VERB trans
2. avert (prevent):
- avert
- preprečevati [perf preprečiti]
- avert
- odvračati [perf odvrniti]
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Disaster is averted by prompt action by the other residents.
en.wikipedia.org Regular visits to a dentist for checkups also increases the likelihood that problems are detected early and averted before toothache occurs.
en.wikipedia.org If we have built up overwhelmingly negative potentials, however, these ceremonies are ineffective in averting difficulties.
en.wikipedia.org It also sought to avert the declining trend in youth readership.
en.wikipedia.org This direct public action was credited with averting the proposed closure.
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