ever elusive

Frequency: 6.04.8 per million words

Always or constantly difficult to find or achieve, often used for emphasis.

elusiveADVERB + elusive

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Examples (10)

  • He was searching for the ever elusive 'perfect job'.
  • The ever elusive work-life balance remains a challenge for many professionals.
  • Scientists continue to pursue the ever elusive cure for cancer.
  • The company's quest for the ever elusive perfect product continues.
  • She chased the ever elusive dream of becoming a bestselling author.
  • The ever elusive peace agreement seemed just out of reach.
  • Investors are still hunting for the ever elusive guaranteed return.
  • The team struggled to achieve the ever elusive perfect performance.
  • His ever elusive smile made him mysteriously attractive.
  • The ever elusive truth about the incident may never be known.