a. [f. ELUDE + -(I)BLE.] That may be eluded, evaded, or set at nought.
1724. Swift, Drapier’s Lett., Wks. 1755, V. II. 132. If this blessed part of our law be eludible at pleasure…, we shall have little reason to boast.
a. [f. ELUDE + -(I)BLE.] That may be eluded, evaded, or set at nought.
1724. Swift, Drapier’s Lett., Wks. 1755, V. II. 132. If this blessed part of our law be eludible at pleasure…, we shall have little reason to boast.
