baiter Antonyms
Meaning of baiter
baiter (n.)
One who baits; a tormentor.
baiter Sentence Examples
- The baiter skillfully lured the fish into his trap with a juicy worm.
- The hunter became the baiter, using himself as a decoy to attract unsuspecting prey.
- The scammer posed as a wealthy investor, baiting his victims with promises of high returns.
- The politician's opponent used his scandals as baiter to discredit him in the election.
- The company's advertising campaign was designed to baiter consumers into buying their products.
- The baiter's tactics were sophisticated, making it difficult for his victims to resist his allure.
- The fisherman's baiter consisted of a variety of lures, each designed to attract a specific type of fish.
- The criminal used a seemingly harmless gift as a baiter to gain access to a victim's home.
- The hunter's baiter was a trail of scent that led his prey to a predetermined location.
- The salesman's smooth talk was a potent baiter that enticed customers to make purchases they might not have otherwise considered.
FAQs About the word baiter
One who baits; a tormentor.
tormenter, torturer,tease, persecutor, mocker, heckler, victimizer, harasser, tormentor, insulter
rescuer, guard, saviour, saviour, defender, deliverer, deliverer, rescuer, guard, savior
The baiter skillfully lured the fish into his trap with a juicy worm.
The hunter became the baiter, using himself as a decoy to attract unsuspecting prey.
The scammer posed as a wealthy investor, baiting his victims with promises of high returns.
The politician's opponent used his scandals as baiter to discredit him in the election.
