Moderate as in bypass Persuade or manipulate someone, often through clever or deceptive means, as in cajoling. Clear All
4 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Get Around'
The athlete discovered a technique to get around the opponent's defense strategy.
The politician tried to get around the controversial issue during the press conference.
Trying to get around the traffic, she decided to take a shortcut through the scenic route.
The ingenious engineer devised a solution to get around the technical glitch in the system.
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