Evadite

Origin

From Latin ēvādite, second-person plural active imperative of ēvādō ("pass over, flee").

Full definition of evadite

Noun

1. (legal) A legal declaration or avowal of dismissal
• 1861, “The State of the Country”, in The Methodist Review, April 1861, page 313:If the formation of new slave states are the condition of union with slaveholders, we are ready to give them a walking paper—abite, evadite, festinate.

Anagrams

• deviate