Evazion

Evazion is not a widely recognized term as a standalone topic in English-language reference works. It is most often encountered as a nonstandard spelling or transliteration of the word evasion, or as the Italian noun evasione found in contexts such as tax evasion (evasione fiscale).

In English, evasion refers to the act of avoiding, escaping, or dodging something, such as rules, duties, or capture. The term extends across legal, financial, and strategic domains. Tax evasion denotes illegal underpayment or avoidance of taxes; evasion of law enforcement describes efforts to elude arrest; evasive maneuvers describe movements intended to avoid an opponent or obstacle.

The spelling evazion may appear in multilingual texts or as a brand name, a project title, or a character name, but it does not designate a distinct, widely cited topic by itself. In Italian, evasione is the standard form used for evasion in legal and everyday language.

If you encounter evazion in a specific work or context, the meaning will depend on that usage and may refer to any form of avoidance or escape described above, or to a proper noun chosen by the author or organization.