obviate in Greek
obviate in Greek is προλαβαίνω — obviate means to deal with something early on so that it never becomes a problem at all.
obviate in Greek
προλαβαίνω
Pronounced: prolavaino
(transitive) To anticipate and prevent or bypass (something which would otherwise have been necessary or required); to render (something) unnecessary.
What does "obviate" mean?
- verb To deal with something early on so that it never becomes a problem at all.
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verb To stop a difficulty from arising later.
"Some change requests, rather than extend the scope, obviate some of the existing scope of a project."
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- Some change requests, rather than extend the scope, obviate some of the existing scope of a project.
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What is "obviate" in Greek?
"obviate" in Greek is προλαβαίνω. obviate means: To deal with something early on so that it never becomes a problem at all.
How do you pronounce προλαβαίνω?
"obviate" in Greek is προλαβαίνω, pronounced "prolavaino".
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