elusion

• Nom désignant l'acte d'échapper ou d'éviter quelque chose, ou une esquive habile. Ce mot est largement désuet et rarement utilisé en anglais moderne, étant en grande partie remplacé par 'evasion' ou 'élusion' au sens d'évitement, ou 'allusion' au sens de référence indirecte.

A noun referring to the act of evading or escaping, or a clever avoidance of something. This word is largely obsolete and rarely used in modern English, having been largely replaced by 'elusion' in the sense of evasion or 'allusion' in the sense of indirect reference.

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1. C1formal

   The act of avoiding something, especially a duty, responsibility, or capture.

   Action d'éviter

   • His elusion of the police lasted for several days.
   • The politician was accused of elusion of his campaign promises.
   • Her elusion of the question made the interviewer suspicious.

   Synonymesavoidancedodgeescapeevasionshirking

   Antonymesconfrontationencountermeeting