obviate (verb)

1. The filmmaker used creative editing techniques to obviate any confusion in the narrative.

2. The signing of the peace treaty obviated the possibility of further conflict between the two nations.

3. The open floor plan of the house obviates the need for unnecessary dividing walls.

4. The artist's use of vibrant colors obviated the need for intricate details in the painting.

1. To obviate the evil spirit haunting the house, the family hired a team of paranormal investigators.

2. In Greek mythology, the hero Perseus used Medusa's severed head to obviate any future dangers.

3. The ritual of confession helps believers to obviate their sins and seek forgiveness from God.

4. The enchanted amulet possessed the power to obviate any spell cast by dark wizards.