(of time or an opportunity) To fail to take advantage of
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To avoid or circumvent (an obstacle or problem)
“Eternal inflation may bypass the complications of extra dimensions and quantum gravity, because these are relegated to the infinite past.”
Go past or round
“They say too many people bypass the town because too little is done to promote it.”
To fail to give proper attention to
“… a serious news event that was bypassed by the mainstream media so that they could concentrate on celebrity gossip.”
To contravene an accepted rule or stipulation
Outmaneuver
To cease to perform a specified action
To erase from one's memory
To travel completely around
Cross over
(of time or an opportunity) To fail to take advantage of
To go beyond the limits of
To fail to include
Move stealthily or furtively
A road passing round a town or its centre to provide an alternative route for through traffic
“He also expressed confidence that further improvements to the city's infrastructure would be witnessed with the commencement of the city bypass and outer ring road.”
Solution which navigates around problem
An act of refusal or avoidance
Shunt or diversion
Escape
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