| DELUDING | • deluding v. Present participle of delude. • DELUDE v. to mislead that what is true is false. |
| DELUDINGLY | • deludingly adv. So as to delude or cause delusion. • DELUDING adv. DELUDE, to mislead that what is true is false. |
| ELUDIBLE | • eludible adj. (Archaic) Avoidable; escapable. • ELUDIBLE adj. able to be eluded. |
| ELUDING | • eluding v. Present participle of elude. • ELUDE v. to evade. |
| INELUDIBILITIES | • INELUDIBILITY n. the state of being ineludible. |
| INELUDIBILITY | • INELUDIBILITY n. the state of being ineludible. |
| INELUDIBLE | • ineludible adj. Incapable of being eluded or evaded. • INELUDIBLE adj. incapable of being eluded. |
| INELUDIBLY | • INELUDIBLE adv. incapable of being eluded. |
| PRAELUDIA | • PRAELUDIUM n. (Latin) a prelude. |
| PRAELUDIUM | • praeludium n. Obsolete spelling of preludium. • præludium n. Obsolete spelling of preludium. • PRAELUDIUM n. (Latin) a prelude. |
| PRELUDI | • PRELUDIO n. (Italian) a prelude. |
| PRELUDIAL | • preludial adj. Of or pertaining to a prelude. • PRELUDIAL adj. of or pertaining to a prelude, also PRELUDIOUS. |
| PRELUDING | • preluding v. Present participle of prelude. • preluding n. Something serving as a prelude; an introductory work or remark. • PRELUDE v. to play a musical introduction. |
| PRELUDIO | • PRELUDIO n. (Italian) a prelude. |
| PRELUDIOS | • PRELUDIO n. (Italian) a prelude. |
| PRELUDIOUS | • preludious adj. (Archaic) preludial. • PRELUDIOUS adj. of or pertaining to a prelude, also PRELUDIAL. |