C1 verb 正式

circumsophity

/ˌsɜːrkəmˈsɒfɪti/

To navigate or bypass a complex problem using sophisticated, indirect reasoning or intellectual strategy. It describes the act of finding a wise way around an obstacle instead of addressing it directly through confrontation.

例句

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1

Instead of arguing about chores, they decided to circumsophity the conflict by hiring a cleaner.

Instead of arguing about chores, they decided to bypass the conflict by hiring a cleaner.

2

The diplomat attempted to circumsophity the trade sanctions by establishing a third-party agreement.

The diplomat attempted to bypass the trade sanctions by establishing a third-party agreement.

3

You can't just circumsophity your way out of every responsibility!

You can't just cleverly avoid every responsibility!

词族

名词
circumsophity
Verb
circumsophity
副词
circumsophically
形容词
circumsophic
相关
circumsophist
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记忆技巧

Think of a 'Circle' (Circum) and a 'Sophomore' (Soph - wisdom). You are drawing a circle around a problem using your wisdom.

快速测验

The CEO managed to ___ the regulatory hurdles by restructuring the company's international branches.

正确!

正确答案是: circumsophity

例句

1

Instead of arguing about chores, they decided to circumsophity the conflict by hiring a cleaner.

everyday

Instead of arguing about chores, they decided to bypass the conflict by hiring a cleaner.

2

The diplomat attempted to circumsophity the trade sanctions by establishing a third-party agreement.

formal

The diplomat attempted to bypass the trade sanctions by establishing a third-party agreement.

3

You can't just circumsophity your way out of every responsibility!

informal

You can't just cleverly avoid every responsibility!

4

The researcher tried to circumsophity the lack of primary sources by analyzing contemporary accounts.

academic

The researcher tried to get around the lack of primary sources by analyzing contemporary accounts.

5

To remain competitive, the startup had to circumsophity the industry giants' distribution networks.

business

To remain competitive, the startup had to bypass the industry giants' distribution networks.

词族

名词
circumsophity
Verb
circumsophity
副词
circumsophically
形容词
circumsophic
相关
circumsophist

常见搭配

circumsophity the law to bypass the law using cleverness
circumsophity an obstacle to reason a way around an obstacle
circumsophity the truth to avoid the truth through sophisticated speech
circumsophity traditional methods to bypass traditional methods
circumsophity a crisis to navigate around a crisis cleverly

常用短语

circumsophity the system

to cleverly navigate or bypass established rules

to circumsophity with ease

to handle a complex situation effortlessly

circumsophity the debate

to avoid the main point of a discussion

容易混淆的词

circumsophity vs circumlocution

Circumlocution refers specifically to using many words to express an idea, while circumsophity is about using wisdom to bypass an obstacle.

circumsophity vs sophistry

Sophistry is the use of clever but false arguments, whereas circumsophity implies a more strategic and wise navigation of a problem.

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使用说明

Use this word when describing a strategic or intellectual approach to avoiding a problem. It suggests a high degree of intelligence and tact rather than simple cowardice.

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常见错误

Most learners will mistake the '-ity' ending for a noun suffix; remember that in this specific test-prep usage, it functions as a verb.

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记忆技巧

Think of a 'Circle' (Circum) and a 'Sophomore' (Soph - wisdom). You are drawing a circle around a problem using your wisdom.

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词源

From the Latin prefix 'circum-' (around) and the Greek 'sophos' (wise).

语法模式

Regular verb conjugation (past: circumsophitied, present: circumsophitying) Transitive verb (requires a direct object like 'the issue' or 'the rules')
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文化背景

Often used in intellectual debates or high-level strategic planning to describe non-confrontational problem solving.

快速测验

The CEO managed to ___ the regulatory hurdles by restructuring the company's international branches.

正确!

正确答案是: circumsophity

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in

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A preposition used to indicate position within a container, a space, an area, or a period of time. It describes being surrounded by something or being inside the boundaries of a location.

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as

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A conjunction used to compare two things that are equal in some way. It is most commonly used in the pattern 'as + adjective/adverb + as' to show similarity.

this

A1

Used to identify a specific person, thing, or idea that is physically close to the speaker or has just been mentioned. It can also refer to the present time or a situation that is currently happening.

by

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