mantrap Antonyms
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Meaning of mantrap
Wordnet
mantrap (n)
a very attractive or seductive looking woman
a trap for catching trespassers
Webster
mantrap (n.)
A trap for catching trespassers.
A dangerous place, as an open hatch, into which one may fall.
mantrap Sentence Examples
- The mantrap at the bank's entrance ensured that only authorized personnel could enter.
- The prison mantrap consisted of a narrow corridor with rotating doors that trapped escapees.
- The mantrap at the data center activated when unauthorized access was detected.
- The scientist designed a mantrap that prevented dangerous animals from escaping their enclosure.
- The mantrap was triggered when the intruder stepped into the concealed pressure plate.
- The mantrap's interlocking doors created a secure zone, preventing anyone from passing through without authorization.
- The mantrap at the laboratory protected sensitive research materials from unauthorized access.
- The nuclear facility's mantrap was designed to prevent sabotage or theft.
- The mantrap at the government building was equipped with biometric scanning to enhance security.
- The bank robbers were caught in the mantrap as they tried to flee the scene of the crime.
FAQs About the word mantrap
a very attractive or seductive looking woman, a trap for catching trespassersA trap for catching trespassers., A dangerous place, as an open hatch, into which o
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The mantrap at the bank's entrance ensured that only authorized personnel could enter.
The prison mantrap consisted of a narrow corridor with rotating doors that trapped escapees.
The mantrap at the data center activated when unauthorized access was detected.
The scientist designed a mantrap that prevented dangerous animals from escaping their enclosure.
