Entrapped is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENTRAPPED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ENTRAP, to trap
• catch in or as in a trap
• trick (someone) into committing a crime in order to secure their prosecution

Words related to ENTRAPPED

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How to use ENTRAPPED in a sentence

• While this was going on the British field guns came into play with a shrapnel barrage fire which completed the demolition of the entrapped enemy.
• A clause in an act of parliament procured by a learned judge entrapped Wild.
• They were the graves of the Belgian soldiers who had been entrapped.
• He was once entrapped into a queer marriage, and Johnson had to arrange a separation from his wife.
• Once, when he had entrapped a pair of partridges, he put them in a box, intending to keep them there.
• Meanwhile Ephraim Savage had ordered up the two prisoners whom he had entrapped at Honfleur.
• Thousands are searched for and persuaded and entrapped by old women, whose main business it is to supply the market.
• It so happened that Beatrice had been entrapped by a similar conversation which she had overheard from her cousin Hero.
• Again, when Prince Madoc was entrapped, she contrived to release him, and assisted the prince to carry off young Hoel.
• However, he changed his plans on receiving the bitter news that this force had been entrapped and destroyed by the inhabitants of Cologne.
• He declared that he had been entrapped into a private marriage with a profligate woman when he was little more than a lad.
• A herd of 300 was soon after entrapped, and in the course of two hours all were killed.
• My friend had been entrapped into sending me an anonymous letter.
• The Abbe then describes how the creatures became entrapped in the fishery.
• Was she not the innocent heroine entrapped by the villain? Fortunately, she would not need the hero to rescue her.
• But the wary impostor was not to be entrapped so easily.
• But for dreams, not a few celebrated men who played important parts in national affairs would have been entrapped, and turned aside from their purposes.
• If we had not found them out by this time we should have been entrapped.
• They were now, however, almost entrapped in the snare laid for them.
• Vanslyperken now perceived that he was entrapped, and he also felt that it was too late to retreat.
• At Lacedaemon, the city was not to be attempted by force, but the tyrant to be entrapped by stratagem.
• Lincoln of precisely appreciating the present facts, or more sure to avoid those peculiar blunders which entrapped the military commander.
• One young girl of 14 was entrapped by marked money being found in her toilet table.
• The court records showed that this was the second time she had been entrapped in this manner.
• And if he was entrapped in a town, he would become a chicken and go under the house in a chicken-coop.
• Three senators were actually hidden above the ceiling of the room where he was entrapped into uttering unguarded phrases, and on this evidence he was condemned.
• We were constantly on the alert to move before the cunning French entrapped us within the circle that he was trying to draw around us.
• Johannesburg was entrapped between him on the east, and French and Hamilton on the north and west.
• They refusing to be entrapped, and keeping their front unbroken, Breckenridge sent me to General Johnson for new instructions.
• She will tell you a piteous story of how she has been entrapped and carried off from home, if you will listen to her.

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