insidiate (Meaning)
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insidiate (v. t.)
To lie in ambush for.
Synonyms & Antonyms of insidiate
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insidiate Sentence Examples
- The insidious influence of social media slowly crept into our lives, altering our perceptions and behaviors.
- The insidious bacteria stealthily invaded the wound, causing severe infection and pain.
- A subtle but insidious plot was hatched to overthrow the king and seize control of the throne.
- Unnoticed and insidious, the cracks in the foundation gradually weakened the building, posing a threat to its safety.
- The insidious belief that true happiness comes from material wealth poisoned the minds of many.
- The insidious virus lurked in the shadows, waiting for the opportune moment to strike.
- The insidious whisper of doubt slowly eroded his confidence and self-esteem.
- The insidious plan to sabotage the experiment was discovered just in time, preventing catastrophic consequences.
- The insidious presence of corruption within the organization slowly corroded its integrity and effectiveness.
- The insidious rise of authoritarianism threatened to undermine democratic values and freedoms worldwide.
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To lie in ambush for.
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The insidious influence of social media slowly crept into our lives, altering our perceptions and behaviors.
The insidious bacteria stealthily invaded the wound, causing severe infection and pain.
A subtle but insidious plot was hatched to overthrow the king and seize control of the throne.
Unnoticed and insidious, the cracks in the foundation gradually weakened the building, posing a threat to its safety.
