elusion
[ih-loo-zhuhn]
/ ɪˈlu ʒən /
NOUN
avoidance
Synonyms
Antonyms
NOUN
desertion
Synonyms
STRONGEST
STRONG
abrogation
apostasy
avoidance
backsliding
departure
derelict
dereliction
disaffection
disavowal
divorce
escape
evasion
falseness
flight
forsaking
leaving
perfidy
rejection
relinquishment
renunciation
repudiation
resignation
retirement
retreat
secession
tergiversation
treachery
truancy
withdrawal
WEAK
Antonyms
NOUN
escape
Synonyms
Antonyms
NOUN
evasion
Synonyms
STRONGEST
STRONG
artifice
circumvention
cunning
ditch
dodge
equivocation
evasiveness
excuse
jive
lie
obliqueness
pretext
prevarication
quibble
routine
ruse
shift
shirking
shuffling
shunning
sophism
sophistry
stall
subterfuge
trick
trickery
WEAK
come-off
cop-out
equivocating
eschewal
evading
fancy footwork
fudging
fugiviteness
fugivity
runaround
stonewall
Antonyms
NOUN
fallacy
Synonyms
STRONGEST
STRONG
aberration
ambiguity
artifice
bias
casuistry
cavil
deceit
deceptiveness
delusion
deviation
equivocation
erratum
erroneousness
error
evasion
faultiness
flaw
illogicality
inexactness
invalidity
misapprehension
miscalculation
misconstrual
mistake
notion
perversion
preconception
prejudice
quirk
solecism
sophism
sophistry
speciousness
subterfuge
WEAK
Antonyms
STRONGEST
STRONG
accuracy
certainty
conformity
correction
directness
facing
fairness
frankness
honesty
meeting
openness
reality
sameness
truthfulness
WEAK
NOUN
runaround
Synonyms
WEAK
Antonyms
NOUN
speciousness
Synonyms
STRONG
aberration
ambiguity
artifice
bias
casuistry
cavil
deceit
deception
deceptiveness
delusion
deviation
equivocation
erratum
erroneousness
error
evasion
falsehood
faultiness
flaw
heresy
illogicality
inconsistency
inexactness
invalidity
misapprehension
miscalculation
misconstrual
misinterpretation
mistake
notion
paradox
perversion
preconception
prejudice
quirk
solecism
sophism
sophistry
spuriousness
subterfuge
untruth
WEAK
Antonyms
NOUN
spuriousness
Synonyms
STRONG
aberration
ambiguity
artifice
bias
casuistry
cavil
deceit
deception
deceptiveness
delusion
deviation
equivocation
erratum
erroneousness
error
evasion
falsehood
faultiness
flaw
heresy
illogicality
inconsistency
inexactness
invalidity
misapprehension
miscalculation
misconstrual
misinterpretation
mistake
notion
paradox
perversion
preconception
prejudice
quirk
solecism
sophism
sophistry
speciousness
subterfuge
untruth
WEAK
Antonyms
Example Sentences
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There are twenty Fifines and Heloises to one Mary in the Country of Elusion.
From The Trimmed Lamp, and other Stories of the Four Million by Henry, O.