1. removed to a distance; taken away or separated from a place or person
Usage: archaic or legal; past tense and past participle of 'eloign'

Examples

• The defendant eloigned himself from the jurisdiction before the trial began.
• The property was eloigned from the original owner's control.
• She eloigned the documents to prevent their discovery.
• The witness had eloigned to another country.
• They eloigned the assets to avoid seizure.