Pouncers example sentences

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pouncer

definition

  - noun form of pounce

pouncer

definition

  - noun form of pounce

pounce

verb

pounce (verb) · pounces (third person present) · pounced (past tense) · pounced (past participle) · pouncing (present participle)

  - (of an animal or bird of prey) spring or swoop suddenly so as to catch prey:

  - (of a person) spring forward suddenly so as to attack or seize someone or something:

  - notice and take swift and eager advantage of a mistake, remark, or sign of weakness:

  - a sudden swoop or spring.

  - a bird's claw.

pounce

noun

pounce (noun)

  - a fine resinous powder formerly used to prevent ink from spreading on unglazed paper or to prepare parchment to receive writing.

  - powdered charcoal or other fine powder dusted over a perforated pattern to transfer the design to the object beneath.

  - smooth down by rubbing with pounce or pumice.

  - transfer (a design) by the use of pounce.

Synonyms

pounce, pounce, ambush, mug, jump, leap, spring, jump, swoop, dive, lunge, bound

"Pouncers" Example Sentences

1. Pouncers are agile and powerful predators.
2. He was a master of the pouncers art.
3. The pouncers jumped from branch to branch.
4. The pouncers had been stalking their prey.
5. The pouncers were ready to make their move.
6. The pouncers crept closer to their target.
7. The pouncers were known to be fearless.
8. The pouncers had the advantage of surprise.
9. The pouncers had to time their attack perfectly.
10. The pouncers were getting closer to their prey.
11. The pouncers were ready to strike at any moment.
12. The pouncers had been trained to be silent and stealthy.
13. The pouncers were ready to pounce at the slightest movement.
14. The pouncers had to be careful not to be seen by their prey.
15. The pouncers were preparing to make their move.
16. The pouncers were poised to launch their attack.
17. The pouncers were ready to unleash their fury.
18. The pouncers were waiting for the right moment to strike.
19. The pouncers had to be ready to act at any moment.
20. The pouncers had to be prepared for any eventuality.
21. The pouncers were on the hunt for their next meal.
22. The pouncers were poised to make their move.
23. The pouncers had to be quick and precise in their movements.
24. The pouncers were ready to take down their prey.
25. The pouncers had been stalking their quarry for days.
26. The pouncers had to be patient and wait for their opportunity.
27. The pouncers were ready to spring into action at any moment.
28. The pouncers had to be ready to react to any sudden changes.
29. The pouncers had to be ready to take advantage of any opportunity.
30. The pouncers had to be prepared for any unexpected developments.
31. The pouncers had to be able to adjust their tactics quickly.
32. The pouncers were ready to pounce on their unsuspecting prey.
33. The pouncers had to be prepared to make their move at any time.
34. The pouncers had to be ready to change their plans on a moment's notice.
35. The pouncers had to be able to react quickly to any situation.
36. The pouncers had to be prepared to take whatever action was necessary.
37. The pouncers had to be able to adapt their strategy to the situation.
38. The pouncers had to be ready to act at a moment's notice.
39. The pouncers had to be ready to seize any opportunity that presented itself.
40. The pouncers had to be prepared to take whatever action was required.

Common Phases

Pounce on the opportunity; Pounce on the chance; Pounce on the idea; Pounce on the offer.

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