obviation
ˌɑbviˈeɪʃən
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Definition of obviation - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
preventionRareact of preventing something by anticipating itRare
  • Obviation of risks is crucial in project management.
aversion preclusion
2.
redundancyRarethe act of making something unnecessary or redundantRare
  • The obviation of manual labor through automation has reshaped industries..
avoidance prevention
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Origin of obviation

Latin, obviare (to act against) + -tion (action)

Examples of obviation in a sentence

  • The obviation of conflict is a diplomatic goal.
  • The obviation of certain tasks saved the company time.
  • Obviation of errors is crucial in software development.

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  1. French:prévention, élimination, ...
  2. German:Vermeidung, Überflüssigmachung, ...
  3. Italian:prevenzione, eliminazione, ...
  4. Spanish:prevención, supresión, ...
  5. Portuguese:prevenção, evitação, ...
  6. Chinese:预防, 使不必要, ...
  7. Japanese:回避, 不要にすること, ...
  8. Arabic:درء, إلغاء, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְנִיעָה, בִּטּוּל, ...
  10. Russian:предотвращение, устранение, ...
  11. Ukrainian:запобігання, усунення потреби, ...
  12. Hindi:निवारण, अनावश्यक बनाना, ...

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