intercipient (Meaning)
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intercipient (a.)
Intercepting; stopping.
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intercipient (n.)
One who, or that which, intercepts or stops anything on the passage.
Synonyms & Antonyms of intercipient
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intercipient Sentence Examples
- The intercipient poised herself perfectly to receive the pass from her teammate.
- With lightning-fast reflexes, the goalie became the intercipient of the penalty kick.
- The quarterback scanned the field, looking for the ideal intercipient to send the ball to.
- The intercipient had a knack for anticipating plays and intercepting crucial passes.
- The intercipient's timely intervention halted the opponent's scoring drive.
- The receiver adjusted his trajectory skillfully to become the intercipient of a high-arcing throw.
- The intercipient's unwavering focus allowed them to read the opposing team's intentions.
- The interception was the result of impeccable communication and awareness between the intercipient and their teammates.
- The intercipient's ability to intercept passes turned the tide of the game in their favor.
- The intercipient celebrated their achievement, knowing they had played a pivotal role in securing victory for their team.
FAQs About the word intercipient
Intercepting; stopping., One who, or that which, intercepts or stops anything on the passage.
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The intercipient poised herself perfectly to receive the pass from her teammate.
With lightning-fast reflexes, the goalie became the intercipient of the penalty kick.
The quarterback scanned the field, looking for the ideal intercipient to send the ball to.
The intercipient had a knack for anticipating plays and intercepting crucial passes.
