sniper Antonyms

Meaning of sniper

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sniper (n)

a marksman who shoots at people from a concealed place

sniper Sentence Examples

  1. The sniper crouched behind a tree, his rifle trained on the enemy's position.
  2. The sniper's every shot was precise and deadly, eliminating enemy threats from a distance.
  3. The sniper's camouflage concealed him perfectly, making him an invisible predator.
  4. The sniper's nerves were steely, enabling him to remain calm under intense pressure.
  5. The sniper's reputation as a skilled marksman was legendary among both allies and enemies.
  6. The sniper took pride in his ability to neutralize targets without being detected.
  7. The sniper analyzed the situation, calculating the trajectory and distance to his target.
  8. The sniper's scope provided a clear and magnified view of his intended target.
  9. The sniper's suppressor muffled the sound of his rifle, making it difficult for the enemy to locate him.
  10. The sniper played a crucial role in the overall success of the mission, eliminating key enemy personnel and disrupting their operations.

FAQs About the word sniper

a marksman who shoots at people from a concealed place

sharpshooter, shooter, gunner,gun, rifleman, gunman,shot, marksman, markswoman,trapshooter

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The sniper crouched behind a tree, his rifle trained on the enemy's position.

The sniper's every shot was precise and deadly, eliminating enemy threats from a distance.

The sniper's camouflage concealed him perfectly, making him an invisible predator.

The sniper's nerves were steely, enabling him to remain calm under intense pressure.