Entrap is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENTRAP in dictionary:

VERB:
• to trap
• catch in or as in a trap
• trick (someone) into committing a crime in order to secure their prosecution
• trick into difficulty etc
• To catch in a trap; to insnare; hence, to catch, as in a trap, by artifices; to involve in difficulties or distresses; to catch or involve in contradictions; as, to be entrapped by the devices of evil men.
• take or catch as if in a snare or trap
• catch in or as if in a trap

Words related to ENTRAP

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Words that contain ENTRAP

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How to use ENTRAP in a sentence

• When they have thus been involved in crime, to follow them up and punish them, is to entrap the people.
• Could Ozma have done this to permanently entrap him? He grew to hate Ozma more and more as the minutes ticked away.
• Now is the time for the decoy ducks to entrap the others.
• You obtained by some means a false key to my safe, and you copied certain documents which I had placed there in order to entrap any who might seek to learn my secrets.
• Artful wretch! and is it thus you would entrap me? But know, Sir, that I received letters from nobody but Miss Howe.
• For he considered that he should be able to entrap the unrestrained temerity of Minucius by his usual arts, and that half the force of the sagacity of Fabius had vanished.
• Detectives and the local police had been set to work on the mysterious plot whose object had been to entrap the boy.
• Children are not brought up from the earliest age to beg and steal, to utter loquacious falsehood, or entrap the benevolent with sham suffering.
• It is because you have no right to entrap Miss Brentwood into an obligation that would make her your debtor for the very food she eats and the clothes she wears.
• But Maurice was as much at home in all the arts of cunning as the emperor, and instead of being beguiled, contrived to entrap his antagonist.
• She would weave her web right skilfully to entrap his unsuspecting steps.
• Watch over yourselves, for the Evil One is lying in wait, ready to entrap you.
• The Evil One is lying in wait, ready to entrap you.
• They were to be seen every day wandering down to the river with divers devices to allure and entrap unsuspecting fish.
• Whether any plot was laid between her and Gordon to entrap me, or whether what happened arose in the recklessness of the moment, I cannot decide to this hour.
• He had heard some officer from Mexico describe the use of the lasso, and it occurred to him to entrap Jupiter in this scientific manner.
• Their outward appearance of respectability is a great assistance to the scoundrels who seek to entrap an innocent female within their walls.
• The care taken of him was but a bait to entrap him in a snare.
• If Nature wishes primarily to entrap us into sexual union, then all the means of sexual attraction, even the most maudlin or theatrical, are justified at one stroke.
• There might be portals yet unseen, with guardian furies waiting to entrap him, and he would brave them all for her dear sake.
• The hint he gave about Essex, makes me apprehend that a project will be laid to entrap the boy.
• The chief, thinking he could entrap him, made signs of friendship, and Mr.
• They determine, therefore, to try a new plan, they will entrap Nehemiah by stratagem and deceit.
• It was Nancy Corbett, who had, by the advice of Lady Alice, taken this step to entrap Mr Vanslyperken.
• The Pope was now designing measures to entrap the Prior.
• We left Lafayette at Williamsburg, disappointed at the failure to entrap Arnold.
• When these plans are not purely speculative, designed to entrap the young people by their best hopes of a permanent home, much satisfaction may come from the plan.
• In the Hauraki country he could neither crush nor entrap the chief Te Waharoa, as cunning a captain and as bloodthirsty a savage as himself.
• Poynsett spinning their toils to entrap the whole five brothers.
• We are not seeking to entrap you in that, for there is no need.
• It was in fact a demon child who, in order to entrap the Master, had had himself bound and tied to the branch of a tree.
• You acknowledged the binding nature of your promise, when you attempted, with such heartless cruelty, to entrap the Captain into a marriage with a servant.
• The Devil was an ever-present personality, going about to entrap and destroy the unwary.
• In this case, they sought by cross-examinations to confuse Fouquet, and to entrap him into dangerous admissions.

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