sicced Antonyms
Meaning of sicced
sicced
intentionally so written, chase, attack, to incite or urge to an attack, pursuit, or harassment
sicced Sentence Examples
- The angry farmer sicced his guard dogs on the trespassing teenagers.
- The jealous husband sicced private detectives on his wife to follow her every move.
- The ruthless gang leader sicced his henchmen on the rival crew, sparking a brutal turf war.
- The ancient Mayan priests sicced jaguars on prisoners to determine their guilt or innocence.
- The vengeful student sicced an anonymous troll on the teacher who had humiliated him.
- The ambitious CEO sicced a team of lawyers on the company's competitors to crush them in court.
- The tyrannical king sicced his secret police on political dissidents, silencing all opposition.
- The desperate mother sicced her children on her ex-husband to demand child support.
- The mad scientist sicced genetically engineered monsters on the city, wreaking havoc and terror.
- The vengeful gods sicced plagues and disasters on mankind as punishment for their sins.
FAQs About the word sicced
intentionally so written, chase, attack, to incite or urge to an attack, pursuit, or harassment
raided, struck, charged,attacked, turned (on), pounced (on or upon), trashed, went at, set on,assailed
protected, secured,covered, defended,guarded, shielded,
The angry farmer sicced his guard dogs on the trespassing teenagers.
The jealous husband sicced private detectives on his wife to follow her every move.
The ruthless gang leader sicced his henchmen on the rival crew, sparking a brutal turf war.
The ancient Mayan priests sicced jaguars on prisoners to determine their guilt or innocence.
