eludes

verb

Sayi-LOODZUS/ɪˈludz/UK/ɪˈlʉwdz/

1 meaning of eludes

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verb
Third-person singular simple present of elude.
The suspect eludes the police for three weeks before an anonymous tip leads them to his cabin.
The logic of the tax code eludes even some of the accountants who work with it every day.

eludes 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 → eludes: add -s

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