apprehending (Meaning)

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apprehending (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Apprehend

The detective was skilled at quickly apprehending suspects in high-pressure situations.
The officer demonstrated expertise in apprehending shoplifters, ensuring they faced consequences for their actions.
She felt a rush of adrenaline as she approached the suspect, knowing that she would soon be apprehending him.
The security guard acted swiftly in apprehending the intruder before they could cause any harm.
With years of experience, the bounty hunter was adept at apprehending fugitives on the run.
The police dog played a crucial role in apprehending the suspect by tracking their scent.
The officer's training in apprehending armed individuals kept him focused and prepared for any scenario.
The team of agents worked together seamlessly, apprehending the criminal without incident.
He took pride in his job of apprehending those who sought to break the law, knowing he was keeping his community safe.
The officer's commitment to justice meant he never hesitated when it came to apprehending wrongdoers.

of Apprehend

comprehending, perceiving, realizing, understanding,knowing, recognizing, seeing, deciphering, grasping, appreciating

missing, missing, misconstruing, misreading, misinterpreting, misunderstanding, mistaking, misinterpreting, misconstruing, misunderstanding

The detective was skilled at quickly apprehending suspects in high-pressure situations.

The officer demonstrated expertise in apprehending shoplifters, ensuring they faced consequences for their actions.

She felt a rush of adrenaline as she approached the suspect, knowing that she would soon be apprehending him.

The security guard acted swiftly in apprehending the intruder before they could cause any harm.