ambushing
verb (past tense and past participle of ambush) as in strong fondness
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Example:The generals planned a strategic ambuscading of the invading forces.
Definition:the act of lying in wait to attack or ambush; used in the present participle form of ambush
Example:They arranged to set up an ambush on the enemy patrol, which resulted in a successful capture.
Definition:the act of arranging a position from which one can surprise or trap an adversary; more formal and precise than the verb
Example:We were ambushed and taken completely by surprise, leaving us in a dangerous situation.
Definition:caught or surprised by an adversary who has set a trap; used in the passive voice to denote the state of being caught
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