elopes Synonyms

elopes Meaning

elopes

to slip away, to run away secretly especially to get married without parental consent, to run away secretly with the intention of getting married usually without parental consent, to run away from one's spouse with a lover, to leave a health-care or educational facility without permission or authorization

elopes Sentence Examples

  1. The star-crossed lovers eloped to a secluded island, vowing to spend their lives together.
  2. To avoid disapproving parents, the teenage couple decided to elope in secret.
  3. The bride's wealthy family forbade her from marrying her beloved, so they eloped to a distant land.
  4. The couple eloped after only a few weeks of whirlwind romance, defying societal norms.
  5. The elopement was meticulously planned, with the couple exchanging vows in a secluded forest clearing.
  6. In a fit of passion, the lovers eloped on a spontaneous road trip.
  7. The elopement was a scandal that rocked the town, as the groom was the son of a respected judge.
  8. Despite the risks, the couple eloped, believing that their love would overcome any obstacles.
  9. The elopement was a last-minute decision, made in the face of overwhelming opposition.
  10. The couple's elopement was a testament to their unwavering love and determination to be together.

FAQs About the word elopes

to slip away, to run away secretly especially to get married without parental consent, to run away secretly with the intention of getting married usually withou

gets (away), gets out, escapes, skips (out), flees, decamps, lams,absconds,makes off, mizzles

defies,confronts, faces, dares, remains, dwells, lingers, stays,braves, sticks around

The star-crossed lovers eloped to a secluded island, vowing to spend their lives together.

To avoid disapproving parents, the teenage couple decided to elope in secret.

The bride's wealthy family forbade her from marrying her beloved, so they eloped to a distant land.

The couple eloped after only a few weeks of whirlwind romance, defying societal norms.