evading (Meaning)

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evading (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Evade

The elusive creature evaded capture by expertly navigating through the dense undergrowth.
The politician's attempt to evade accountability for his actions only fueled public outrage.
The fugitive skillfully evaded the authorities' pursuit by constantly changing his location.
The tax evader managed to evade detection for years by using various schemes to conceal his income.
The athlete's remarkable agility allowed him to evade defenders and score at will.
The military strategist devised a plan to evade the enemy's forces and strike at their weakest point.
The journalist's relentless efforts to evade censorship allowed him to report on important issues despite strict government restrictions.
The burglar's attempt to evade the security system was thwarted by the latest technology.
The chameleon's ability to evade predators by changing its color and texture is a remarkable example of adaptation.
The government's efforts to evade blame for the economic crisis fell flat, as the public demanded accountability.

of Evade

escaping,avoiding, deflecting, dodging, eschewing, shaking, eliminating, ducking,eluding, shunning

pursuing, seeking,seeking, embracing, embracing, pursuing, accepting, accepting, catching, courting

The elusive creature evaded capture by expertly navigating through the dense undergrowth.

The politician's attempt to evade accountability for his actions only fueled public outrage.

The fugitive skillfully evaded the authorities' pursuit by constantly changing his location.

The tax evader managed to evade detection for years by using various schemes to conceal his income.