by-pass (Meaning)

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by-pass (n.)

A by-passage, for a pipe, or other channel, to divert circulation from the usual course.

After his heart attack, John underwent a coronary artery by-pass surgery to restore blood flow to his heart.
The engineers proposed building a highway by-pass to divert traffic away from the congested city center.
She decided to take the scenic by-pass route to enjoy the countryside views on her road trip.
The patients were relieved to learn that the hospital had a by-pass system to ensure continuous power during outages.
The hikers chose to by-pass the steep trail by taking a longer but easier route to the summit.
The politician faced criticism for attempting to by-pass established procedures in the decision-making process.
The software update included a feature to by-pass security measures, raising concerns about data privacy.
The sewer system needed a temporary by-pass to allow repairs to be made without disrupting service to residents.
The company implemented a new policy to by-pass unnecessary bureaucratic hurdles and streamline operations.
Drivers were frustrated by the road closure and had to find alternative routes to by-pass the construction zone.

A by-passage, for a pipe, or other channel, to divert circulation from the usual course.

avoid,circumvent, circumnavigate,escape, evade, detour, flee, eschew, shun, shake

confront,meet, confront, face, seek, seek, accept, accept, face, meet

After his heart attack, John underwent a coronary artery by-pass surgery to restore blood flow to his heart.

The engineers proposed building a highway by-pass to divert traffic away from the congested city center.

She decided to take the scenic by-pass route to enjoy the countryside views on her road trip.

The patients were relieved to learn that the hospital had a by-pass system to ensure continuous power during outages.