imbosking (Meaning)

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

of Imbosk

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The soldiers prepared their ambush by imbosking behind a row of trees.
The hunters patiently waited in the undergrowth, imbosking prey.
The guerrillas successfully concealed themselves in the forest, effectively imbosking their enemy.
The fugitives imbosked themselves in a secluded cave to evade capture.
The spies carefully planned their covert operation, imbosking near the enemy compound.
The predators lay in wait, imbosking their quarry amidst the tall grass.
The ambushers expertly imbosked themselves, remaining undetected until the opportune moment.
The wildlife refuge provided a natural haven for the animals, allowing them to imbosk and avoid human interference.
The protestors imbosked in the shadows, preparing to disrupt the government meeting.
The archaeological team cautiously imbosked among the ruins, searching for hidden artifacts.

of Imbosk

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The soldiers prepared their ambush by imbosking behind a row of trees.

The hunters patiently waited in the undergrowth, imbosking prey.

The guerrillas successfully concealed themselves in the forest, effectively imbosking their enemy.

The fugitives imbosked themselves in a secluded cave to evade capture.