evite
transitive verb
ə̇ˈvīt,
ēˈ-,
-vēt
-ed/-ing/-s
archaic
: shun, avoid
I have evited striking you … under muckle provocation
Sir Walter Scott
Sir Walter Scott
Word History
Etymology
Middle French or Latin; Middle French eviter, from Latin evitare, from e- + vitare to shun
- that
- that bites
- that depends
- that does it
- that goes double for
- that is all
- that is that
- that is to say
- that makes two of us
- that many
- that said
- that should do it
- that way
- that will do
- that will do it
- that will/should do it
- that'll be the day
- that'n
- that's (something for you
- that's a big if
- that's a good boy
- that's a good boy etc.
- that's a good boy/girl/dog (etc.)
- that's a good dog
- that's a good dog etc.