To allude means to hint or suggest something without directly saying it.
When we talk about alluding, we often think of authors, artists, and speakers who want to hint at an idea or event without explicitly mentioning it. They might use metaphors, allusions to famous works or events, or even just a few carefully chosen words to get their point across. It's like leaving a trail of breadcrumbs for the listener to follow – they'll have to make some connections and think critically about what's being said. Think of it like watching a movie with lots of subtle clues that add up to a bigger story – you might not see everything at first, but as you keep thinking about it, things start to fall into place.
To refer to something indirectly or by suggestion.
