trip line (Meaning)
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trip line (n)
a light rope used in lumbering to free a dog hook from a log at a distance
Synonyms & Antonyms of trip line
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trip line Sentence Examples
- The trip line stretched tautly across the forest floor, a silent guardian against intruders.
- As he cautiously advanced, the soldier stumbled over an unseen trip line, triggering a deafening explosion.
- The trip line connected to a grenade, threatening to maim or kill anyone who crossed its path.
- The trip line served as an early warning system, alerting guards to the presence of approaching enemies.
- The trip line's single purpose was to deter and incapacitate unauthorized personnel.
- The hunter carefully placed trip lines around his campsite to protect against animal attacks.
- The thieves used a trip line to immobilize their victim and make off with their belongings.
- The trip line sang a shrill note as it tightened, signaling the presence of a trespasser.
- The adrenaline surge from triggering a trip line can be both exhilarating and terrifying.
- The trip line's thin wire was practically invisible, making it a deadly hazard for unsuspecting individuals.
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a light rope used in lumbering to free a dog hook from a log at a distance
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The trip line stretched tautly across the forest floor, a silent guardian against intruders.
As he cautiously advanced, the soldier stumbled over an unseen trip line, triggering a deafening explosion.
The trip line connected to a grenade, threatening to maim or kill anyone who crossed its path.
The trip line served as an early warning system, alerting guards to the presence of approaching enemies.
