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Meaning of "are elusive"
are elusive: This phrase describes something that is difficult to grasp, define, or understand; often used to refer to concepts or objects that are mysterious or hard to pin down
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Viruses and diseases are elusive undocumented visitors.
Measurable results from competitive intelligence are elusive.
The figures are elusive and appear introspective.
The patrons of medieval illuminated manuscripts are elusive.
But they are elusive and solitary creatures.
Do not be defensive if responses are elusive or vague.
These are elusive and powerful forces we are dealing with.
Sometimes the answers are elusive and general.
These are elusive concepts that change without warning.
So you see comets are elusive objects.
Neutrinos are elusive subatomic particles created in a wide variety of nuclear processes.
The makings of a champion are elusive.
And they are elusive little beasts.
But these wings are elusive.
Precise figures are elusive in the world of influencer marketing.
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Solutions to this problem are elusive.
Jaguars are elusive and solitary animals.
These secrets are friends simple yet spirits are elusive to modern minds complicated.
They are elusive things.
The origins of this Portuguese instrument are elusive.
But candles are elusive objects.
They are elusive in nature and are typically only seen while hunting.
But you are elusive.
They are elusive animals which seldom come into contact with humans.
Beginnings are elusive things.
They are elusive creatures that usually shy away from human visitors to their home.
Scents are elusive.
Precise analytics on ISIL and ANF members are elusive.
Answers are elusive.
Unicorns are elusive mythological horses with one horn in the middle of their head.
For some members the unsubstituted parent radialenes are elusive but many substituted derivatives are known.
These snakes are elusive and try to avoid human contact as much as possible.
The Gatherers are elusive.
Exact numbers are elusive because job categories are often only loosely defined.
For now, answers and solutions are elusive.
Many goods are elusive and there are solutions to preserve the other goods you hold.
Beneath the surface of the ocean, golf balls are elusive.
Facts and truth are elusive in Rwanda.
Neutrinos are elusive particles that are produced in the Sun and supernova explosions.
Even at the highest level, logic and consistency are elusive.
The answers are elusive especially because Caribbean countries are themselves so diverse.
Photographs of her during her brief recording career, if they exist, are elusive.
These are elusive creatures, notoriously difficult to count.
It has not included trade in the informal economy, for which statistics are elusive.
Our mother's intimacies are elusive and we do not want to be cheated.
Cultural customs, norms, behaviours and attitudes are as varied as they are elusive and dynamic.
Unicorns are elusive in nature, but we should have already found the dragon.
But the causes of such inequalities are complex and contested, and the solutions are elusive.
All cats are elusive and shy creatures… and notoriously hard to film.
A light turns on . They are elusive and hard to see.
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