inescation (Meaning)
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inescation (n.)
The act of baiting; allurement.
Synonyms & Antonyms of inescation
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inescation Sentence Examples
- The inescation of the prey was meticulously planned, ensuring the predator's successful capture.
- The bait's irresistible aroma proved to be an effective inescation strategy for attracting unsuspecting fish.
- The poacher used live animals as inescation to lure endangered species into their traps.
- The criminal's inescation of the victim involved promising them riches and opportunities that never existed.
- The politician's inescation of voters consisted of empty promises and exaggerated claims.
- The company's marketing campaign employed inescation tactics to entice potential customers with appealing discounts and bonuses.
- The cult's inescation methods targeted vulnerable individuals, offering them false hope and a sense of belonging.
- The recruiter's inescation of candidates painted an overly rosy picture of the job, omitting any potential challenges.
- The salesperson's inescation of clients involved presenting biased information and downplaying any product deficiencies.
- The defendant in court argued that their actions were not premeditated, but rather a result of the victim's own inescation.
FAQs About the word inescation
The act of baiting; allurement.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The inescation of the prey was meticulously planned, ensuring the predator's successful capture.
The bait's irresistible aroma proved to be an effective inescation strategy for attracting unsuspecting fish.
The poacher used live animals as inescation to lure endangered species into their traps.
The criminal's inescation of the victim involved promising them riches and opportunities that never existed.
