evades (Meaning)
evades
to slip away, to avoid the performance of, to take refuge in escape or avoidance, to fail to pay (taxes), to be elusive to, to escape the understanding of, to get away from or avoid by skill or trickery, to elude by dexterity or stratagem, to avoid facing up to, to unlawfully fail to pay (taxes) through fraudulent or deceptive means compare avoid, to avoid answering directly
Synonyms & Antonyms of evades
Synonyms:
- circumvents
- rules out
- bans
- precludes
- excludes
- bypasses
- scapes
- fights shy of
- averts
- weasels (out of)
- overreaches
- misses
- finesses
- ducks
- diverts
- steers clear of
- foils
- debars
- excepts
- gets around
- wards (off)
- parries
- outwits
- outsmarts
- obviates
- frustrates
- thwarts
- shuffles (out of)
- stays clear of
- keeps clear of
Antonyms:
evades Sentence Examples
- The elusive suspect swiftly evades capture by outmaneuvering the pursuing officers.
- The truth evades me, like a phantom slipping between my fingers.
- The athlete's agility allows them to evade tackles effortlessly.
- The politician's slippery rhetoric evades direct confrontation with the issue.
- The shy animal evades human contact, disappearing into the shadows.
- The perpetrator evades responsibility by claiming a lapse in memory.
- The virus's cunning ability to evade detection makes it a formidable threat.
- My comprehension of the complex topic eludes me, evading my understanding.
- The ghost evades physical contact, its presence felt only through ethereal whispers.
- The cloud of uncertainty evades clarity, leaving us in a constant state of doubt.
FAQs About the word evades
to slip away, to avoid the performance of, to take refuge in escape or avoidance, to fail to pay (taxes), to be elusive to, to escape the understanding of, to g
avoids, escapes, dodges, eliminates, shirks, prevents, shakes, eschews,eludes, deflects
accepts, pursues, embraces,seeks, welcomes,catches, incurs,courts, contracts
The elusive suspect swiftly evades capture by outmaneuvering the pursuing officers.
The truth evades me, like a phantom slipping between my fingers.
The athlete's agility allows them to evade tackles effortlessly.
The politician's slippery rhetoric evades direct confrontation with the issue.
