fairly elusive
Frequency: 6.56.1 per million words
Somewhat or to a certain extent difficult to find.
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- The rare butterfly is fairly elusive, making it a prize for any entomologist to spot.
- For many, the concept of inner peace remains fairly elusive in today's fast-paced world.
- A definitive cure for the common cold has proven fairly elusive despite decades of research.
- The origins of the ancient manuscript are fairly elusive, puzzling historians.
- The memory of his grandfather's voice had become fairly elusive over the years.
- The famous street artist is fairly elusive, and no one knows their true identity.
- That specific vintage part needed to repair the classic car is fairly elusive.
- A political compromise that satisfies all parties has been fairly elusive.
- True objectivity in journalism is a goal that can often be fairly elusive.
- In the dense jungle, a clear path to the summit was fairly elusive for the explorers.