seize with teeth (Meaning)
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seize with teeth (v)
to grip, cut off, or tear with or as if with the teeth or jaws
Synonyms & Antonyms of seize with teeth
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seize with teeth Sentence Examples
- The rabid dog lunged forward, seizing the child's leg with its sharp teeth.
- The tiger pounced on its prey, seizing its neck with a powerful bite.
- The anglerfish lurked in the depths, its razor-sharp teeth ready to seize any unsuspecting fish.
- The crocodile emerged from the water, its massive jaws open wide to seize the antelope standing at the riverbank.
- The python slithered stealthily through the grass, its eyes fixed on its target, ready to seize it with its crushing grip.
- The hawk soared through the sky, its piercing gaze searching for small rodents to seize in its beak.
- The vampire bat swiftly descended upon its victim, its razor-sharp teeth poised to seize and drain its blood.
- The snake coiled around its prey, its venomous fangs poised to seize it with deadly accuracy.
- The shark's jaws were lined with rows of jagged teeth, designed to seize and tear apart its unfortunate victims.
- The wolf's pack surrounded the moose, their teeth bared, ready to seize and subdue the massive creature.
FAQs About the word seize with teeth
to grip, cut off, or tear with or as if with the teeth or jaws
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The rabid dog lunged forward, seizing the child's leg with its sharp teeth.
The tiger pounced on its prey, seizing its neck with a powerful bite.
The anglerfish lurked in the depths, its razor-sharp teeth ready to seize any unsuspecting fish.
The crocodile emerged from the water, its massive jaws open wide to seize the antelope standing at the riverbank.
