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eluded
[ ih-loo-did ]
Word History and Origins
Origin of eluded1
Example Sentences
His goal of success on the global stage eluded him however, as TSM departed Worlds with a winless performance.
Direct evidence has eluded researchers, but there are suggestive examples.
All that was missing through the 1990s and into the 2000s was a championship, which eluded Los Angeles across seven managers, seven general managers and three ownership changes.
Ghabboun holds degrees in interior design and web design, but steady work as a designer has eluded him.
These online meetups often provide a richness of topical conversation that eludes the town halls staged by TV news networks.
Female sexuality has long confounded researchers and eluded popular understanding.
Eric Frein eluded Pennsylvania police for seven weeks after he allegedly killed a state trooper with a sniper shot.
Had I finally found that spiritual connecting tissue that for years had eluded me?
In the event, the Gang of Barbarians eluded the 400 police officers assigned to the case until it was too late.
For almost a century, women like Workman continued to establish themselves in the sport, but Everest eluded them.
The power of vision, the source of muscular action, the fountain of life, have all eluded the skill of man.
It was the high-keyed wailing of this same man-child wanting his bottle, but it eluded Bud completely.
This woman, whose name and life have eluded history, foretold one year as the length of Francois's reign.
Having eluded their pursuers, the Sioux drew the ponies to an easy canter and continued toward the north.
Men of Pax perhaps who had come to hunt down the outlaws who had successfully eluded their rule on earth?
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