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Trapped

adjective

Forced to turn and face attackers. Synonyms: at bay, cornered, treed. "She had me cornered between the porch and her car" , "Like a trapped animal"

Trap

verb

(past & past part. trapped; pres. part. trapping)

Place in a confining or embarrassing position. Synonym: pin down.

Catch in or as if in a trap. Synonyms: ensnare, entrap, snare, trammel.

Hold or catch as if in a trap.

To hold fast or prevent from moving. Synonyms: immobilise, immobilize, pin.

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"Trapped" Quotes from Famous Books

... I do?" she was saying to herself. "What thing is there for me to do? I am trapped like a hunted beast, and there is ...

— A Lady of Quality • Frances Hodgson Burnett

... knowing that your daughter had been so degraded by a drug as to sell herself to anybody with enough money to buy her a fix? An innocent, playful sniff at a party, and some punk, probably an addict himself, had trapped her in order to finance his own habit. They talk about cures, but people on the inside know that permanent escape from the trap is as rare as portraits of Trotsky in Russia. Or integrity among politicians ...

— Revenge • Arthur Porges

... They were trapped, however, although they were in no real danger. The men who had been left on guard were between them and the path; they could not possibly pass them without arousing them, and they did not care to take the chance of making a wild dash for freedom ...

— The Camp Fire Girls on the March - Bessie King's Test of Friendship • Jane L. Stewart

... by the hands of the inmates.[250] There was no inspection by the government, scarcely any by the owners.[251] There was no one to tell the secrets of these dens, and if the unwary traveller were trapped and hidden behind their walls, all traces of him might be for ever lost.[252] When the slaves were turned out into the fields, the safety of their drivers was secured by the chains which bound their limbs, but which were so adjusted as not to interfere with the ...

— A History of Rome, Vol 1 - During the late Republic and early Principate • A H.J. Greenidge

... times of all, the Woman hunted and trapped the wild creatures, and fished, all by herself, but by and by she began to let the Man do the hunting and bring home the game, while she stayed in the cave house and kept the hearth-fire bright and took care of the children. She cooked ...

— The Cave Twins • Lucy Fitch Perkins

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