Evaded is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EVADED in dictionary:

VERB:
• EVADE, to escape or avoid by cunning
• escape or avoid (someone or something), especially by guile or trickery
• (of an abstract thing) elude (someone)
• avoid giving a direct answer to (a question)
• avoid dealing with or accepting (something unpleasant or morally or legally required)
• act contrary to the intention of (a law or rule), especially while complying with its letter
• escape paying (tax or duty), especially by illegitimate presentation of one's finances
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to escape or avoid by cleverness or deceit

Words related to EVADED

evade9 evades10 evading12

Words that contain EVADED

unevaded13

How to use EVADED in a sentence

• Besides, by splitting the offence, and inflicting the punishment at intervals, the law could be evaded, although the fact was within the reach of the evidence of a White man.
• The problem that pressed on him could no longer be evaded.
• Lady Kirkbank had asked him to her house with that wide and general invitation which is so easily evaded.
• A prosecution might be awkward, and at any cost must be evaded.
• But though I did not confide in my grandmother, and even evaded her vigilant watchfulness and inquiry, her presence in the neighborhood was some protection to me.
• She faced what before that she had evaded consciously facing.
• He evaded the blow and turned fiercely round with his hoe uplifted, threatening to cut down any one who again attempted to strike him.
• In these cases the moral tax is too often evaded altogether.
• They addressed many questions to us, such as, Whence we had come? where we were going to? was the boat a dead tree? but they evaded giving any direct answers to our questions.
• There was time for fighting, an opportunity for forcing action which could not be evaded, and time also for the British to form in reasonably good order.
• They had successfully evaded the enemy for fifteen months, and had kept their ship in good repair, for they had first-class mechanics and engineers on board.
• This he has evaded doing, so the matter remains unsettled.
• The trouble is that every attempt is made to evade these laws, and where they cannot be evaded they are violated.
• His great arms crushed the Frenchman till the ribs cracked, but always the other slipped through and evaded the fatal hug.
• Elizabeth knew it coming, not to be evaded by any policy or concessions.
• Struck with surprise at this new revelation of his character, she evaded reply, being secretly minded to inform her husband, when she returned home, which she did, word for word.
• The Japanese have generally evaded even the local beauty of their own race for the sake of perpetual slight deformity.
• The navigation laws were evaded without public resistance, and smuggling became a common practice.
• The more important of them he successfully evaded for some time.
• The eager Indian instantly fired, and Boone evaded the shot as before.
• It is not quite clear whether Taa-ken consented to this demand, or politely evaded it.
• Except one column, which was covering the building of a blockhouse line and which he evaded without difficulty, there was nothing to oppose him.
• Whenever, heretofore, as sometimes happened, the curiosity of his auditors led the conversation in that direction, he had invariably evaded all hints and repulsed every inquiry.

Similar words containing EVAD without suffix ed

evade9 evader10 evades10 levade10 evaders11 evading12 evadable14 evadible14 unevaded13 cevadilla15 evadingly17 cevadillas16

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