pounce (on) (Meaning)

pounce (on)

No meaning found for this word.

The cat pounced on the unsuspecting mouse, its claws extended.
The thief pounced on the unsuspecting victim, seizing their wallet.
The eagle pounced on its prey, talons outstretched.
The politician pounced on the opportunity to gain support for his cause.
The detective pounced on the suspect's inconsistencies in their alibi.
The predator pounced on the defenseless creature, its hunger raging.
The child pounced on the cake, unable to control their excitement.
The investors pounced on the opportunity to invest in the promising startup.
The journalist pounced on the revelation, sensing a potentially explosive story.
The lawyer pounced on the loophole in the contract, exploiting it to their client's advantage.

mug, assault,tackle, attack, assail, jump, charge, capture, waylay, storm

No antonyms found.

The cat pounced on the unsuspecting mouse, its claws extended.

The thief pounced on the unsuspecting victim, seizing their wallet.

The eagle pounced on its prey, talons outstretched.

The politician pounced on the opportunity to gain support for his cause.