aushebeln
to lever out
To forcibly lift or remove something from its anchoring or position using a lever tool, such as a crowbar.
Die Einbrecher haben die Tür mit einem Brecheisen ausgehebelt.
The burglars levered the door out with a crowbar.

to lever out / override
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to lever out
To forcibly lift or remove something from its anchoring or position using a lever tool, such as a crowbar.
Die Einbrecher haben die Tür mit einem Brecheisen ausgehebelt.
The burglars levered the door out with a crowbar.

'Aushebeln' (to lever out / to override) is a separable verb. The prefix 'aus-' comes at the end in a main clause. In subordinate clauses and in the infinitive, the verb stays together.
Der Mechaniker hebelte das alte Bauteil vorsichtig aus.
The mechanic carefully levered the old component out.
The meaning depends on the object. With physical objects such as a door or a window, the literal meaning is intended. With abstract concepts such as a law or a principle, the figurative meaning 'außer Kraft setzen' (to suspend / to override) is meant.
Die Feuerwehr musste das Fenster aushebeln, um in die Wohnung zu gelangen.
The fire department had to lever out the window to get into the apartment.
In the figurative meaning, 'aushebeln' (to override) is often used with systems or rules. Typical combinations are: 'ein Gesetz aushebeln' (to override a law), 'eine Regel aushebeln' (to override a rule), 'ein Prinzip aushebeln' (to undermine a principle), or 'die Konkurrenz aushebeln' (to outmaneuver the competition).
Durch eine Lücke im System konnte er die Sicherheitsmaßnahmen aushebeln.
Through a loophole in the system, he was able to override the security measures.
to handle / avoid / circulate
'umgehen' and 'aushebeln' can both have to do with rules, laws, or systems. 'umgehen' means that you avoid a rule or a problem and find a way around it. The rule itself actually remains in place. 'aushebeln' is stronger: a rule, principle, or system is changed or used in such a way that it no longer works properly. Learners may confuse the words because both fit in contexts involving rules. In practical terms: you 'umgeht eine Regel' when you use a trick to get around a rule; you 'hebelt sie aus' when you destroy its effect.

Mit diesem Trick hebelt die Firma die Schutzregel für Kunden aus.
With this trick, the company overrides the customer protection rule.
Sie umgeht die teuren Gebühren, indem sie früher bucht.
She avoids the expensive fees by booking earlier.