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Eluding
/ɪˈluːdɪŋ/verb
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Eluding means skillfully escaping or avoiding something or someone, often through quick thinking or agility. In contemporary usage, it's commonly applied in high-stakes scenarios like legal pursuits or digital security, but it also pops up in everyday life to describe cleverly dodging awkward conversations.
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In American football, elite running backs like Barry Sanders amassed over 15,000 rushing yards partially by eluding tacklers, a skill that statistically increases a player's yards after contact by up to 30% in key games.
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