feint|feinted|feinting|feints in English

verb

[feɪnt]

deceive; perform a diversionary tactic; pretend

Use "feint|feinted|feinting|feints" in a sentence

1. Feint feint, preventing your target from attacking for 2 seconds.

2. Twice he made feints about seeking statewide office.

3. I think it is a feint.

4. Feint the east and attack the west

5. Lord George Murray's march had indeed been a feint.

6. He made a feint of working hard.

7. No.10 is striking a feint Ball.

8. The contest becomes mainly one of feint and counterfeint.

9. The fighter feinted with his right hand and struck with his left.

10. He feinted once, then, with great speed and strength behind the throw, hurled the spear.

11. They feinted and concentrated forces against the most fortified line of the enemy side.

12. 24 The boxer feinted with his right hand and struck with his left hand.

13. Make a feint in the east but hit in the west.

14. The sunset provision was just a feint to make them look affordable.

15. Make a feint to the east but attack in the west.

16. However, Gallade unleashes a Feint and in one hit faints the fire horse.

17. And while they feint at shadows, I will be busy with the substance.

18. Disguise Disguise your steps with feints that make the opponent blink, or which divert his attention elsewhere.

19. A feint retreat is performed by briefly engaging the enemy, then retreating.

20. 25 Striped in a tiger mask, he feinted across the counter at Melanie; she bit off an exclamation.

21. He made a feint of studying hard, though actually he was listening to the radio.

22. The feint on the army's left flank was followed by a frontal attack.

23. As a rule of thumb, always use a rear foot kick after a feint.

24. Now they can a smaller more agile force, threaten, feint, and attack from another direction.

25. Neither Mukesh's new - found altruism nor his brother's religious feint look likely to sway the Court.