Object

• predator: Small bodied species, like roe deer, may evade predators more by concealment.

• hound: Quarry that evade hounds rapidly return to normal behavior.

• taxis: The survey sought to uncover why taxpayers evade taxes.

Used with why or when

• what: I don't quite get how it is possible to evade what is going on vis-a-vis the individual and what is left of nature.

Modifying Another Word

• somehow: A low cross from Stevens somehow evaded everyone, including Jimmy Martin arriving at the far post.

• successfully: Two-thirds of the mink located by the hounds successfully evaded capture.

• easily: A man who could have easily evaded his captors.

Present participle complement

• pay: One cannot evade paying higher interest rate for personal loans with bad credit.

• give: The opponent must respond accurately or make a skip bid to evade giving information about his hand away.

• make: The decision The manager must not evade making a final choice of the alternative which seems best to her or him.