Circumvent (verb)

To find a way of avoiding something, especially by using clever methods.

Origin:

From latin, meaning "to go around".

Examples:

1. She found a way to circumvent the rules.
2. We've been trying to circumvent the problem for some time now.
3. The company was able to circumvent the regulations by using a loophole.
4. He was able to circumvent the security measures and gain access to the building.
5. The government is trying to circumvent the sanctions with trade deals with other countries.