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Verb — To cleverly avoid or escape something, such as a person, question, or duty.

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Etymology

From Latin ēvādō, "to go out or escape" — from ē- ("out of") + vādō ("to go, walk"), related to wade.

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Frequently asked questions

What does “evade” mean?

The word “evade” means to cleverly avoid or escape something, such as a person, question, or duty. In plain terms, to dodge or slip away from something using cleverness rather than force.

How do you pronounce “evade”?

“Evade” is pronounced ih-VAYD (/ɪˈveɪd/ in IPA).

How do you use “evade” in a sentence?

Here is “evade” used in a sentence: “He evaded the reporter's question with a joke.”

What is another word for “evade”?

Words with a similar meaning to “evade” include equivocate, shuffle, dodge, end-run, sidestep and give the go-by.

What part of speech is “evade”?

“Evade” is a verb.

Where does the word “evade” come from?

The word “evade” comes from Latin. From Latin ēvādō, "to go out or escape" — from ē- ("out of") + vādō ("to go, walk"), related to wade.

Is “evade” a common word?

“Evade” is an uncommon word in modern English.

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