Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
laquear
verb
/ˈleɪ.kər/

Definition
To entrap or ensnare, especially in a metaphorical sense.

Examples
- The debate was so intense that the speaker felt laquear in his own words.
- In his attempt to outsmart the opponent, he ultimately laqueared himself in a web of contradictions.

Meaning
The act of catching or capturing something, often used in a figurative context to describe the concept of being caught in a situation or argument.

Synonyms
- trap
- ensnare
- catch