entrapping in English

verb

1

catch (someone or something) in or as in a trap.

she was entrapped by family expectations

synonyms: trap, snare, snag, ensnare, entangle, enmesh, catch, capture

verb

trap, snare, snag, ensnare, entangle, enmesh, catch, capture
entice, lure, inveigle, bait, decoy, trap, lead on, trick, deceive, dupe, hoodwink, sting, set up, frame
set up, frame, ensnare
trap, trammel, ensnare, snare

Use "entrapping" in a sentence

1. Synonyms for Ambuscading include ambushing, surprising, surprizing, waylaying, attacking, bushwhacking, ensnaring, trapping, entrapping and assailing

2. Synonyms for Benetting include entrapping, entangling, ensnaring, enmeshing, netting, snaring, trapping, capturing, catching and deceiving

3. Many speakers considered economic and social factors to be responsible for entrapping women in abusive relationships

4. Many speakers considered economic and social factors to be responsible for entrapping women in abusive relationships.

5. Entrapping of 2 ml of air within the syringe resulted in a 2.6-fold prolongation of the occlusion alarm time after accidental occlusion of the infusion line and a 3-fold increase of the resulting infusion bolus after occlusion.

6. The entire process of Coagulation is directed toward creating fibrin, a highly fibrous protein that essentially forms a mesh, entrapping blood cells and platelets, creating an unyielding gel-like substance that can prevent blood loss from large tears in the