obviate [ˈɒbvɪeɪt]
obviate [ˈɒbvɪeɪt]
verbo transitivo
1evitar (Formal) (difficulty, danger)
- this would obviate the need to… -> esto evitaría la necesidad de…
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obviate [ob-vieit]
va. Obviar, evitar o apartar inconvenientes o dificultades.
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Verb Conjugation for "obviate"
Imperative
- obviate
- you obviate
- he/she obviates
- we obviate
- you obviate
- they obviate
Preterite
- I obviated
- you obviated
- he/she obviated
- we obviated
- you obviated
- they obviated
Present Continuous
- I am obviating
- you are obviating
- he/she is obviating
- we are obviating
- you are obviating
- they are obviating
Present Perfect
- I have obviated
- you have obviated
- he/she has obviated
- we have obviated
- you have obviated
- they have obviated
Past Continuous
- I was obviating
- you were obviating
- he/she was obviating
- we were obviating
- you were obviating
- they were obviating
Past Perfect
- I had obviated
- you had obviated
- he/she had obviated
- we had obviated
- you had obviated
- they had obviated
Future
- I will obviate
- you will obviate
- he/she will obviate
- we will obviate
- you will obviate
- they will obviate
Future Perfect
- I will have obviated
- you will have obviated
- he/she will have obviated
- we will have obviated
- you will have obviated
- they will have obviated
Future Continuous
- I will be obviating
- you will be obviating
- he/she will be obviating
- we will be obviating
- you will be obviating
- they will be obviating
Present Perfect Continuous
- I have been obviating
- you have been obviating
- he/she has been obviating
- we have been obviating
- you have been obviating
- they have been obviating
Future Perfect Continuous
- I will have been obviating
- you will have been obviating
- he/she will have been obviating
- we will have been obviating
- you will have been obviating
- they will have been obviating
Past Perfect Continuous
- I had been obviating
- you had been obviating
- he/she had been obviating
- we had been obviating
- you had been obviating
- they had been obviating
obvia [ob’-ve-o, ah]
adjective
1Obvious, evident.
