entrap

Object

• air: The method is intended for use with products, like emulsion paints, which may contain small bubbles of entrapped air.
• man: Her charms, vanity and the way in which she entraps men with her beauty leaves one man dead and one hanged for murder.
• oxide: One further experiment was carried out on a sample of entrapped tin oxide.
• bubble: What will happen under vacuum is this: any air bubbles entrapped in undercuts or mixed into the material will expand hugely.
• particle: It produces a floc on the upper surface of the filter bed which entraps particles.
• people: Could it have been just to entrap people into stealing it?

Modifying Another Word

• somehow: The inevitable suspicion arose that this might be a triple-decker CIA cake with Ian Fleming icing to somehow entrap Ramparts.
• then: Like Delilah, she coaxed the destined cause of death from Llew and then entrapped him by enacting the conditions exactly.

Preposition: in

web: You are entrapped in a web of debt and there is no way to come out of it.