Bypass and Shake

Bypass

Bypass verb - To avoid by going around.

Usage example: we can bypass the traffic jam if we take this other road

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Shake and bypass are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Shake" instead a verb "Bypass".

Nearby Words: bypassed, bypassing

Shake verb - To get or keep away from (as a responsibility) through cleverness or trickery.

Usage example: we shook our pursuers by cutting through the abandoned lot

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Bypass and shake are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bypass" instead a verb "Shake".

Nearby Words: shaky, shaking, shaken, shakedown, shaker

special	special bypass	special shake
true	true bypass	true shake
obvious	obvious bypass	obvious shake
huge	huge bypass	huge shake
Other adjectives: aforementioned.

On Murphy Brown, Lansing decides to shake things up at FYI by hiring the outspoken conservative MTV VJ McGovern, (though it is eventually revealed he was under the influence of Demerol before his triple bypass surgery).

Source: Pompous Political Pundit
He also displays the ability to make things brittle by turning them grey, can shake his enemies' confidence by turning them pink, and implies that he can use the colour red to open massive wounds that bypass any defense.

Source: Heart Is an Awesome Power

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