Usually means: Device or method that bypasses restrictions.
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  1. circumventor: Collins English Dictionary
  2. circumventor: Wordnik
  3. circumventor: Wiktionary
  4. Circumventor, circumventor: Dictionary.com
  5. Circumventor: Online Plain Text English Dictionary
  6. circumventor: Webster's Revised Unabridged, 1913 Edition
  7. Circumventor: AllWords.com Multi-Lingual Dictionary
  8. circumventor: FreeDictionary.org
  9. Circumventor: TheFreeDictionary.com

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▸ noun:  A person who circumvents

Similar:
circumventer, bypasser, circumnavigator, circuitor, subvertor, circumstantiator, evader, contravener, skirter, obviator, more...

Types:
go-around, detour, end-run, shortcut, more...

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Similar:
circumventer, bypasser, circumnavigator, circuitor, subvertor, circumstantiator, evader, contravener, skirter, obviator, more...

Types:
go-around, detour, end-run, shortcut, more...



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