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    e·lu·sive
    [əˈlo͞osiv]
    adjective
    elusive (adjective)
    1. difficult to find, catch, or achieve:
      "success will become ever more elusive"
      Similar:
      difficult to catch/find
      difficult to track down
      • difficult to remember or recall:
        "the elusive thought he had had moments before"
    Origin
    early 18th century: from Latin elus- ‘eluded’ (from the verb eludere) + -ive.
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