0 present participle of elude
1 If something that you want eludes you, you do not succeed in achieving it:
2 to not be caught by someone:
3 If a piece of information eludes you, you cannot remember it:
This gave the 'empire' flexibility both in terms of eluding resistance and in opening up for the inclusion of local knowledge and local adaptations.
And how does the prima donna's voice repeatedly make itself heard, eluding and overcoming narrative attempts to shape or contain its turbulent noise?
In sum, they have no means of eluding (8b).
However, busy treatment teams become accustomed to the status quo, and formulary renovation often falls by the wayside, with newer medications and emerging evidence eluding incorporation.
They have a clever way of eluding answering a straight question from any backbencher.
This is due to many reasons in- eluding the skimping and saving carried out during the 1957 economy period.
What is being said here is simply that one must use no word eluding the word "taxi"or"cab".
Secondly, grandparents can teach community and moral values, which again may be eluding the present parental generation.
