avoidance Definition
avoid·ance (-'ns)
noun
- the act of avoiding, or shunning something
- the act of making void; annulment
avoidance Synonyms
avoidance
n.
Antonyms
avoidance Law Definition
n
- The act of keeping away from, escaping, evading, or preventing.
- Same as confession and avoidance.
- Same as tax avoidance.
- Same as voidance .
avoidance Usage Examples
Preposition: of
- doubt: For the avoidance of doubt, such applicable VAT shall be paid by the Client.
- plagiarism: Dr. Willmott's award will support his innovative teaching of bioethics as well as his efforts to improve student awareness and avoidance of plagiarism.
- duplication: Avoidance of duplication of information in certain circumstances 11.
- allergen: This will then help you to try and manage your asthma through the avoidance of the allergen, where practicable.
- taxation: The main purpose of these treaties is the avoidance of double taxation of income earned in any of these countries.
- ambiguity: The simplicity principle tells us to use the simplest phonetic symbol consistent with the avoidance of ambiguity.
Converse of object
- counter: Details are also given there of the specific measures being introduced to counter this avoidance.
- perceive: These appear to have been specifically targeted to address perceived tax avoidance.
- tackle: The Finance Bill introduces important measures to modernize taxes to keep pace with a changing world, and to tackle tax avoidance and fraud.
Adjective modifier
prudent: The scope for prudent avoidance lies in the middle of the range, matching the evidence on EMFs.
Modifies a noun
- maneuver: Without warning a ship popped out of hyperspace in front of us forcing Kohlarn to make an avoidance maneuver.
- disclosure: The tax avoidance disclosure regulations involve a maximum penalty of £ 5,000.
- tactic: Negative features, such as avoidance tactics / boring word repetition / wrong pitch / linguistic preening / etc They listen and take notes.
- scheme: A: We do not engage in tax avoidance schemes.
Noun used with modifier
- collision: Molds & die have its own problems for collision avoidance & using shorter tool length.
- allergen: Asthma: allergen avoidance web page by the American Medical Association is another source of information.
- IHT: Rogan Josh 25 Nov 2005 Gordon Brown has created a whole new industry for the country - the IHT avoidance industry.
- tax: Like most things in life, these tax avoidance plans are not without risk.
- avalanche: You can learn to recognize windslab and other important warning signs but remember that avalanche avoidance begins before you get to any hazardous slopes.
- obstacle: This is exploited in real-time visual docking and obstacle avoidance.
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