eluded

verb

Sayi-LOOD-idUS/ɪˈludɪd/UK/ɪˈlʉwdɪd/

1 meaning of eluded

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verb
Simple past and past participle of elude.
The title has eluded the club for decades, despite a string of near misses.
The appeal of opera has always eluded him, no matter how many performances he sits through.

eluded is a form of elude

elude, verb: To escape from or avoid someone or something, especially by cleverness or skill, as when shaking off a pursuer. Full entry

Forms: eludeeludes he/she/iteluding -ing formeluded past tense, past participle
Spelling: elude → eluded: add -d

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