elope
/ɪˈloʊp/Definitions
1. verb
to run away secretly in order to get married, especially without the consent or knowledge of one’s family.
“The young couple decided to elope to avoid the pressure of their families.”
2. verb
to flee hastily or secretly, often to escape from trouble or danger.
“The politicians tried to elope with the funds meant for public welfare.”
3. verb
to leave suddenly, often without notice or explanation.
“The manager eloped with the company’s confidential information.”
4. noun
a sudden, secret departure, especially to get married.
“Their elopement was a scandal in the community.”