1. to remove to a distance; to take away or carry off to a remote place
Usage: archaic or legal; third person singular present tense of 'eloign'

Examples

• The defendant eloigns the evidence before the trial begins.
• He eloigns himself from the scandal by moving abroad.
• The court ruled that she eloigns the property unlawfully.
• The witness eloigns from the jurisdiction to avoid testifying.