1. 2 → Avert your eyes/gaze etc → See Verb table Examples from the Corpus Avert • The information

2. Avert your eyes/gaze/head etc Definition and synonyms of Avert from the online English dictionary from Macmillan Education

3. Avert definition: If you Avert something unpleasant , you prevent it from happening

4. I avert my eyes and wish I were them.

5. Collocations: to Avert disaster, [measures, plans] to Avert disaster, failed to Avert the disaster, more

6. What does Avert mean? To keep from happening; prevent

7. Avert something to prevent something bad or dangerous from happening

8. Avert: to keep from happening by taking action in advance.

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10. We tried to avert our thoughts from our massive financial problems.

11. I always Avert my eyes to avoid seeing the bloody movie scenes

12. Avert (something) (away) from To distract or divert something from someone or something else

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14. Avertress, afar artwork, abortuaries, afrotarsius, ABRT REQ, aberdares, avert your eyes, abarthrosis, aparthrosis

15. Transitive verb If you Avert something unpleasant, you prevent it from happening

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17. Late 16th century from Latin Aversus ‘turned away from’, past participle of avertere (see avert)

18. Ingredient matches for Avert Meclozine

19. Avert industrial action/a strike By law, the president may appoint a board to Avert …

20. You might Avert your gaze or Avert a disaster — either way, you are avoiding something

21. Brother, don't avert your energy.

22. He managed to avert suspicion.

23. She apologized to avert trouble.

24. The verb Avert comes from Latin roots that mean "to turn away from." Averting …

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26. Avert definition is - to turn away or aside (the eyes, one's gaze, etc.) in avoidance

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29. To prevent something bad from happening: Avert a crisis/disaster He argued that the way to Avert an economic crisis is for individuals to follow their usual spending habits

30. Examples of Avert in a sentence

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32. Synonyms for Avert in Free Thesaurus

33. We can avert that danger here.

34. He did his best to Avert suspicion

35. He did his best to avert suspicion.

36. Apotropaic definition is - designed to avert evil

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38. A cross atop city hall violates the Establishment Clause even if people remember to Avert their eyes

39. I watched her shuffle, wriggle and avert her eyes while we made stilted conversation about our lives.

40. 7 synonyms of Avert from the Merriam-Webster Thesaurus, plus 48 related words, definitions, and antonyms

41. From faultless ones within his fold,

42. Negotiations continued all day to avert a strike.

43. The lake will be dyked to avert floods.

44. I will do my best to Avert all attention away from you at the party, don't worry.

45. This is the British English definition of Avert .

46. He managed to avert the closure of the factory.

47. 6 Big, hazel eyes and cold, blue ones.

48. Benefit from the advice of experienced ones

49. He managed to Avert the closure of the factory.

50. Budging To move from ones current position.

51. To Avert is to turn away or to prevent

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53. : to turn (your eyes, gaze, etc.) away or aside She had to Avert her eyes [=to look away] at the sight of the accident.

54. We are the last generation who can avert this catastrophe.

55. ‘I Averted my eyes from the television, trying desperately to distract myself.’ ‘In a feeble attempt to not be noticed, she Averted her eyes from the building and began to draw.’ ‘Shara saw Deidre try to avert her eyes, but was drawn to the now complete tattoo.’

56. To shift our borders, governing models, and ways of living from non-Bioregional ones - to Bioregional ones

57. We must act now to avert a disaster of monumental proportions.

58. UN troops intervened to avert a threat of violent conflict.

59. The only way to avert this would be hefty tax increases.

60. Business bank accounts were kept separate from personal ones.

61. How can young ones be taught to keep their eye “simple”?

62. Can even sacrificial flesh avert your doom? Can you then exult?

63. Hackers Rushed in as Microsoft Raced to Avert Cyber-Attack By

64. Vigorous action is needed to avert the danger of runaway inflation.

65. Talks are taking place in an attempt to Avert a strike

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67. Talks are taking place in an attempt to avert a strike.

68. Bloodhounds are the only ones with a “nose that has eyes”

69. What lesson can we learn from Ruth about accepting advice from older ones?

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71. The Bible calls such little ones “an inheritance from Jehovah.”

72. These homegrown apples taste better than the ones from abroad.

73. Adversity will befall you; you will not be able to avert it.

74. How can young ones benefit from applying Proverbs 16:3?

75. Faithful ones would have nothing to fear from such predators.

76. One's conscious motives are often different from one's subconscious ones.

77. Visits from loved ones are a vital lifeline for prisoners.

78. The caninesweren't theonly ones who benefited from Ms. Posner's munificence.

79. If it does so, it can't see the Basilisk until the start of its next turn, when it can avert its eyes again

80. Muttering some vulgar exorcism to avert the jinx, Juron tore the panel open.