snare
Third Person
snares
Present Participle
snaring
Past Tense
snared
Past Participle
snared
1
to catch something cleverly or with a device
transitive
- The spider deftly wove a web to snare unsuspecting insects.
- The detective devised a plan to snare the elusive criminal.
- The trap was designed to snare rodents that were causing damage to the crops.
- The hunter snares rabbits using carefully placed traps.
2
to achieve something through clever or skillful tactics
transitive
- They snared a big contract by impressing the clients with their proposal.
- Through clever negotiations, he was able to snare a better deal.
- She snared his attention with her unique approach to the project.
- He snared a rare opportunity to work with top experts in the field.
- The marketing team snared a huge audience with their innovative campaign.
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