intrap Antonyms
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Meaning of intrap
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intrap (v. t.)
See Entrap.
intrap Sentence Examples
- The cunning fox sought to intrap the rabbits by creating a clever trap.
- Law enforcement officers worked tirelessly to intrap the notorious criminal and bring him to justice.
- The spider skillfully used its web to intrap unsuspecting insects for its next meal.
- The detective devised a plan to intrap the elusive art thief who had been plaguing the city.
- The labyrinth was designed to intrap anyone who dared to venture into its confusing passages.
- The magician's trick was to intrap the audience's attention, leaving them amazed and bewildered.
- Hunters in the ancient forest used various techniques to intrap elusive game.
- The spy managed to intrap sensitive information by blending seamlessly into the enemy's ranks.
- The ancient castle had secret passages designed to intrap invaders during times of siege.
- A well-laid-out strategy is essential to intrap the opponent in a game of chess.
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See Entrap.
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The cunning fox sought to intrap the rabbits by creating a clever trap.
Law enforcement officers worked tirelessly to intrap the notorious criminal and bring him to justice.
The spider skillfully used its web to intrap unsuspecting insects for its next meal.
The detective devised a plan to intrap the elusive art thief who had been plaguing the city.
