Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
in-ambush
adverb
(in-am-buhsh)

Definition
in a position hidden from view, typically with the intention to attack unexpectedly.

Examples
- The hunters waited in-ambush, watching for the deer to come into sight.
- The soldiers remained in-ambush, ready to surprise the enemy as they advanced.
- The detective stayed in-ambush to catch the thief off guard.

Meaning
to lie in wait for someone to attack or surprise them; being concealed until the moment of action.

Synonyms
- lying in wait
- concealed
- hidden