vi

Usage

• impervious

  If you are impervious to things, such as someone's actions or words, you are not affected by them or do not notice them.

• obviate

  To obviate a problem is to eliminate it or do something that makes solving the problem unnecessary.

• deviate

  When someone's behavior deviates from the norm, they act differently than other people; when someone deviates from a given course, they go in a different direction.

• trivial

  Something that is trivial is insignificant, commonplace, of little value, or not important.

• devious

  Someone who is being devious is purposefully being dishonest, tricky, not straightforward, or secretive for an underhanded purpose.

• obvious

  Something that is obvious is easy or simple to see or understand.

• previous

  The word previous describes something that came before something else.