circumvent
Bypassed, avoided, or managed to get around a restriction or obstacle
Challenging vocabulary extracted from The Hindu editorials published over the past 12 months, ranked by repetition count.
Bypassed, avoided, or managed to get around a restriction or obstacle
Assembling or gathering together a group of people or resources in order to achieve something
Not aware of or not noticing what is happening around you
The state of being unclear, non-transparent, or secretive
A situation in which no progress can be made; a deadlock
A trick, dishonesty, or deceit used to hide something or escape a difficulty
With the agreement of all people involved; with no one disagreeing
Second to last; last but one in a series
Lasting or existing for a long or apparently infinite time; continually recurring
Earning, winning, or securing a prize or money
Shortened or reduced in length or scope
Carrying on or engaging in a campaign or war
Able to withstand or recover quickly from difficult economic conditions
Supported, strengthened, or established from the foundation
Respectful submission or yielding to the opinion, wishes, or authority of another
The support, protection, or backing given by a patron, sponsor, or official body
People who plan and commit an illegal, criminal, or harmful act
Increased rapidly in numbers or spread quickly
Marked by periods of varied fortune, or having a pattern of alternating dark and light squares; here, meaning highly uneven, inconsistent, or full of ups and downs
Claimed or rumored to be true, but not yet proven or verified
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