1. to avoid or escape from someone or something, especially by being quick, clever, or skillful
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘elude’
2. to be difficult or impossible for someone to achieve, understand, or remember
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘elude’

Examples

• The suspect eludes police by hiding in the abandoned building.
• Success eludes him despite his hard work.
• The answer to the riddle eludes most students.
• She eludes her pursuers by taking back roads.
• The meaning of the poem eludes me completely.
• The criminal eludes capture once again.
• Perfect happiness eludes many people throughout their lives.