Eludidas

Eludidas is the feminine plural form of the past participle of the Spanish verb eludir. It functions as an adjective or as part of passive voice constructions to describe feminine plural nouns that have been avoided, evaded, or bypassed. In standard usage, eludidas conveys a sense of something that has been deliberately or effectively circumvented.

Usage examples are common in formal or literary writing. For example: "las respuestas eludidas por el testigo" (the answers evaded by the witness); "las rutas eludidas por la tormenta" (the routes avoided due to the storm); "las preguntas eludidas durante la entrevista" (the questions evaded during the interview). The form can also appear in phrases such as "las consecuencias eludidas," indicating consequences that have been avoided or not faced directly.

Grammatically, eludidas agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies. The related forms include eludido (masculine singular), eludida (feminine singular), and eludidos (masculine plural). The word is not typically used as a standalone noun; it is a participial adjective.

Notes and caveats: eludidas is not a widely recognized proper noun or brand name in standard Spanish. If encountered capitalized as a title or name, it is likely a fictional or organizational label rather than a common linguistic term. In most contexts, eludidas remains a descriptive grammatical form rather than a distinct entity.