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To have prevented oneself from

To have achieved victory over

Past tense for to avoid or go around an obstacle

Past tense for to become widely revealed, apparent or known

Past tense for to spread or circulate widely or quickly from place to place

Past tense for to convince or win over by flattering or cajoling

Past tense for to find a solution to a problem

(slang) Past tense for to engage in promiscuous activity

Past tense for persuade

Past tense for to avoid providing a clear answer or statement

Past tense for change direction suddenly

Past tense for to find a way through (an obstacle or difficult route)

Past tense for to socialize with others

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Verb

To have prevented oneself from

restrained from

stayed away from

steered clear of

broke the habit of

compensated for

counterbalanced

interfered with

denied yourself

weaseled out of

weaselled out of

shuffled out of

gave a wide berth to

wriggled out of

found a way round

outmanoeuvred^UK

outmaneuvered^US

gave the slip to

gave something a miss

shied away from

kept at arm's length

kept one's distance from

let something slide

pussyfooted around

paid no attention to

gave a wide berth

had nothing to do with

let well enough alone

slipped away from

found a way out of

put the move on

turned your back on

gave the runaround

stayed clear of

short-circuited

kept out of the way of

escaped the clutches of

slipped through the net of

kept your distance

broke away from

led on a merry chase

found a way around

went around the barn

slipped through the net

slipped through your fingers

threw off the scent

played truant from

paid little attention to

left something undone

lay down on job

had no truck with

circumnavigated

paid no heed to

took no notice of

turned a blind eye to

turned away from

called a halt to

called it a day

stopped oneself

called it quits

checked out from

backed off from

stopped oneself from

gave the thumbs down to

resisted the temptation to

restrained oneself from

said goodbye to

prevented oneself from

called it quits on

checked oneself

brought to a halt

washed your hands of

kicked the habit

avoided doing something

suffered deprivation

brought to an end

put the kibosh on

managed without

stood down from

turned aside from

threw in the towel

threw in the sponge

brought to a close

went cold turkey

restrained yourself

got along without

got on the wagon

brought to a stop

pulled the plug on

ceased to indulge in

rendered needless

went on the wagon

took the pledge

kissed goodbye to

lacked for something

stood in the way

gave the red light to

gave the brush-off to

turned thumbs down

called a stop to

refused to take advantage of

shook one's head

gave the thumbs down

looked down one's nose at

gave the red light

failed to take advantage of

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“We feel that it is a form of subsidy in disguise, a way to get around the rules of international trade.”

Verb

To have achieved victory over

did better than

got the better of

went one better than

wiped the floor with

walked all over

made mincemeat of

ran rings around

took to the cleaners

blew out of the water

brought someone to their knees

gave someone a hiding

turned inside out

knocked for a loop

gave someone a drubbing

outmanoeuvred^UK

took to cleaners

ran rings round

ran roughshod over

gained a victory over

pipped at the post

brought to ruin

outmaneuvered^US

won a victory over

put someone in their place

gained the advantage over

gained ascendancy over

got the upper hand over

got the upper hand

gained the upper hand over

wiped off the map

brought to knees

trampled underfoot

gained mastery over

gained control of

came out on top of

rendered incapable

rendered helpless

came out on top

rendered powerless

run rings around

gotten the better of

put in the shade

blown out of the water

taken to the cleaners

defeated utterly

kept under thumb

won a resounding victory over

given someone a drubbing

given someone a hiding

brought to heel

cracked down on

run circles around

come out on top

treated harshly

knocked spots off

put the squeeze on

brought under the yoke

gone one better than

clamped down on

tyrannized over

run rings round

done better than

ruled the roost in

twisted someone's arm

kept in submission

given someone a pasting

used strong-arm tactics on

had the upper hand over

played first fiddle

called the shots

rode roughshod over

knocked for six

prevailed against

ruled the roost

carried the day

laid down the law

ran circles around

gave someone a pasting

gained control over

led by the nose

kept in subjection

removed from power

gained mastery of

had the upper hand in

scared the bejesus out of

defeated heavily

gained a victory

taken to cleaners

come out on top of

defeated easily

disenfranchised

had ascendancy over

had mastery over

turned on the heat

had the whip hand over

removed from office

ridden roughshod over

gotten the upper hand

exercised control over

weighed heavy upon

called the tune

thrown back in confusion

blown out of water

blew out of water

threw back in confusion

gotten hooks into

worn the trousers

wore the trousers

was in the saddle

were in the saddle

been in the saddle

taken control of

taken possession of

took control of

took possession of

got under control

gotten under control

taken the honours

been successful

gotten last laugh

took the honours

were successful

taken the crown

taken the prize

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Verb

Past tense for to avoid or go around an obstacle

“Shore anglers wear cleats to get around the rocks.”

Verb

Past tense for to become widely revealed, apparent or known

“If even one person spotted him, news would get around lightning fast, so San was left scratching his head and wondering if Marco actually had escaped into some other dimension.”

Verb

Past tense for to spread or circulate widely or quickly from place to place

made the rounds

revolved around

decentralized^US

decentralised^UK

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“Word sure does seem to get around pretty quick in these places.”

Verb

Past tense for to convince or win over by flattering or cajoling

got somebody on your side

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“The doctor is trying to get her around to his way of thinking.”

Verb

Past tense for to find a solution to a problem

found an answer to

found a solution to

found the answer to

found the solution to

got the better of

got to the bottom of

got to the bottom

found the key to

determined a solution to

straightened out

gotten to the bottom of

gotten to the bottom

made head or tail of

pieced together

gotten the better of

found the solution

cracked the code

got the answer to

discovered meaning

made easier to understand

made more intelligible

removed the complexities from

made more comprehensible

thrown light on

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“A technique has been developed to get around this problem of unlisted numbers.”

Verb

(slang) Past tense for to engage in promiscuous activity

had sexual intercourse

committed adultery

“She's known to get around. She'll have her legs around you so tight you'll be begging for mercy.”

Verb

Screwed around

Verb

Past tense for persuade

got somebody on your side

gotten somebody on your side

brought round to the idea of

gained confidence of

made a believer

twisted one's arm

twisted someone's arm

brought home to

brought to reason

caused to feel certain

put mind at ease

caused to believe

propagandized^US

propagandised^UK

put someone's mind at rest

proselytised^UK

brought to senses

proselytized^US

put someone up to something

gained one's confidence

dispelled someone's doubts

demonstrated to

relieved any doubts

exerted influence on

declared confidently to

reasoned someone into believing

relieved doubts

reasoned someone into

turned somebody on to

relieved any doubt

made someone see the light

pressured someone into

pressurized into

made of a mind to

dispelled doubt

lit a fire under

pressed someone into

gained somebody's support

given surety to

shown one the error of their ways

showed one the error of their ways

showed someone the error of their ways

shown someone the error of their ways

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Verb

Past tense for to avoid providing a clear answer or statement

Verb

Past tense for change direction suddenly

changed direction

went off course

Verb

Past tense for to find a way through (an obstacle or difficult route)

Verb

Past tense for to socialize with others

made the rounds

got out and about

hung around with

had people round

gotten together

rubbed shoulders

palled around with

fraternized with

run around with

kept company with

chummed together

associated with

ran around with

went around with

gone around with

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