Definitions for elopements

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elopements e·lope·ment

Spelling: [ih-lohp-muh nt]

IPA: /ɪˈloʊp mənt/

Elopements is a 10 letter English word. It's valid Words with friends word worth 17 points.

You can make 495 anagrams from letters in elopements (eeelmnopst).

Definitions for elopements

noun

1. an act or instance of running off secretly, as to be married.
2. an act or instance of leaving a safe area or safe premises, done by a person with a mental disorder or cognitive impairment: See also wandering (def 6).
3. an act or instance of running off secretly, as to be married.
4. an act or instance of leaving a safe area or safe premises, done by a person with a mental disorder or cognitive impairment: See also wandering (def 6).

Examples for elopements

Of course if they thought it an elopement, they might not take that trouble.

Don't you think an elopement is perfectly splendid—so romantic and all that?

Some said you had been proposing an elopement: others said you hadn't.

You may not hope to make use of a king's ship for the purposes of an elopement.

I hastened to meet the Delia Torres, and then came our elopement.

Then I adjusted it to the matter in hand which was neither more nor less than an elopement.

It was the old story—an elopement, a grand row, and then all was forgiven.

I suppose she was always like that; even in the very hour of elopement with Fyne.

On the night of the elopement the two children met at the minister's house.

What would his friends say if he involved Helene in the scandal of an elopement?

It was the old story—an elopement, a grand row, and then all was forgiven.

On the night of the elopement the two children met at the minister's house.

Some said you had been proposing an elopement: others said you hadn't.

I hastened to meet the Delia Torres, and then came our elopement.

Of course if they thought it an elopement, they might not take that trouble.

Don't you think an elopement is perfectly splendid—so romantic and all that?

You may not hope to make use of a king's ship for the purposes of an elopement.

Then I adjusted it to the matter in hand which was neither more nor less than an elopement.

I suppose she was always like that; even in the very hour of elopement with Fyne.

What would his friends say if he involved Helene in the scandal of an elopement?