回かい避ひ

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回避する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

General term for avoiding something undesirable, such as danger, responsibility, or a problem. Used as both a noun and a suru-verb.

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逃とう避ひN1sense 1
回避 refers to avoiding or sidestepping a problem before it occurs, while 逃避 emphasizes fleeing from a situation already faced, often with a psychological nuance.
避さけるN3sense 1
避ける is a common transitive verb for avoiding something physically or figuratively, while 回避 is a more formal noun/suru-verb used in abstract or legal contexts.
逃のがれるN1sense 1
逃れる implies escaping from a bad situation or duty with a sense of fleeing, whereas 回避 is about preventing or sidestepping something before it happens.
逃のがれ
回避 is a formal, often legal or technical term for avoiding something, while 逃れ is a more general word that can carry a sense of shirking or fleeing.

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忌き避ひ
回避 is the general, everyday word for avoiding a problem or danger, while 忌避 is more formal and carries a stronger sense of moral distaste or reluctance toward the thing avoided.
免まぬがれるN1
回避する is a formal, deliberate act of dodging a problem or risk, while 免れる can also describe passively being spared by circumstance.
逃にげ
回避 means to avoid or avert something without necessarily fleeing physically, while 逃げ specifically carries the sense of running away or shirking.

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忌き避ひ sense 2
忌避 is the legal term for a party formally requesting a judge's withdrawal, while 回避 refers to the judge voluntarily recusing themselves.
会かい費ひN1
会費 (membership fee) is pronounced identically to 回避 (avoidance) but has a completely unrelated meaning.
迂う回かい
回避 means to avoid or evade something entirely (e.g. a risk or responsibility), while 迂回 means to physically go around an obstacle while still reaching the same destination.