Definition of "elusion" [e•lu•sion]

• The act or an instance of eluding or escaping; evasion. (noun)

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• "I was one of the honest supporters of Sen. Hillary, before I witnessed her on the podium when start elusion the sniper and other stories knowingly she is lying on the face of American people on live TV more than couple times."
• "Pointing to the 25% white vote for him, I will bet, is an elusion."
• "A tension exists between the chase and elusion, the object and the desirer, with the passive and the aggressive personalities becoming interchangeable."