Bypass
Bypass verb - To fail to give proper attention to.
Usage example: a serious news event that was bypassed by the mainstream media so that they could concentrate on celebrity gossip
Mind
Mind verb - To pay attention especially through the act of hearing.
How words are described
| true | true bypass | true mind |
| massive | massive bypass | massive mind |
| new | new bypass | new mind |
| literal | literal bypass | literal mind |
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Keep in mind, though, that within the Yakuza, many higher level members of the gang would bypass the punishment.
Source: Yubitsume - In Mega Man & Bass, Proto Man, Mega Man's Aloof Big Brother, insists on trying a Heroic Sacrifice using a Superpower Meltdown to defeat the evil robot King, arguing it's the only way to win (never mind that Mega Man, Bass and he could probably bypass his shield collectively).
Source: Grumpy Bear / Video Games - With enough practice, a mage can cast despite disruption wards, bypass wards that are triggered by structured spells, and can create mind shields to rival those used by actual psychics, all without speaking or gesturing.
Source: Literature / Mother of Learning
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