ensnare in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To ensnare means to trap or capture someone or something, often by deception or cunning means.

The clever trap was designed to ensnare unsuspecting mice.
He tried to ensnare her attention with an elaborate story.
The detective worked meticulously to ensnare the elusive criminal.
In her quest for knowledge, she feared that too many distractions could ensnare her focus.
The vines of the plant seemed to ensnare anything that ventured too close.