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: --
Although under nominal police surveillance, he succeeded in eluding pursuit for six months, but was arrested for long periods.
Tracking down the agent who double-crossed him, and eluding the police simultaneously, he becomes both the hunter and the hunted.
The two teams' quarterbacks benefited from their receivers' success in eluding the opposing defenses.
Meanwhile, the albino whale has been eluding harpooners, and bears the scars of many failed attacks against him.
Olds, briefly hospitalized during the incident for facial cuts, pled guilty in return for charges of weaving and felony vehicular eluding being dropped.
The dolomite problem refers to the vast worldwide depositions of dolostone in past geologic record eluding a unified explanation for their formation.
Sums as large as £15 million to £20 million are relatively small in terms of the huge amounts that are still eluding the net.
Secondly, grandparents can teach community and moral values, which again may be eluding the present parental generation.
