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eclusion 

eclusion (n) the state one enters in the 'real' world while on deliberate hiatus from email and social networks such as twitter or facebook; the act of taking a break from internet-mediated communications, or from the internet in general
I miss seeing Jim's posts since he began his eclusion.

"Sam never responded to my email! Is he mad about something?" "No, he's just in eclusion."

Facebook seems so trivial since I settled in to my eclusion.
eclusion by wyrdswyrdswyrds March 30, 2014
Related Words

elusizon 

The meaning of Elusizon is pogy wogy
Elusizon is pogy wogy!
elusizon by ALBERT EINGHSTEIN September 27, 2020

ellusion 

Da incorrect view dat someone or something is always trying to remain distant or invisible.
If you're out on a sightseeing trip, and it appears dat everyone and everything is perpetually trying to stay far away from you for no apparent reason, it's probably just an ellusion --- most likely you're merely got your binoculars turned around backwards, and so you're looking through them da wrong way.
ellusion by QuacksO February 13, 2021

ellusionist 

An engineer by trade that has mastered the magical art of appearing out of thin air for the purpose of throwing worthless idiotic excuses about why something can't be done and then disappears without offering any solutions or suffering any consequences.
Person 1: 'Hey...did you see how many ellusionists popped out of the woodwork for yesterdays contract signing?'

Person 2: 'Dude....I saw the usual suspects Liz and Ian, it was like watching chimpanzees throw feces at the zoo keeper and then they all vanished. Sigfried & Roy are amateurs compared to these guys...Liz and Ian are the real ellusionist!
ellusionist by Matt_Foley March 1, 2023

Ellusional

Essence of being hard to be found or caught especially in the context of nyc politics, criminal justice or dating scene
Dougie is so ellusional that his tech bro qualities make him hard to be understood by his gurl Joy
Ellusional by Chutneylix November 23, 2024
A cooler way of saying eluding. The d is too heavy imo and it's best to remove it all together. This is pretty much it, it has an identical meaning to elude but it's just easier on the tongue.
Yeah, but did you notice it? This is talking about passing down information. There's no elution to "continuing" the prophet's (or messenger's) Job.
Elution by Hichem June 17, 2024