lurked

[US]/[lɜːkt]/
[UK]/[lɜːrkt]/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

v. (past tense of lurk)To wait or hide, typically in order to attack or surprise someone.; To watch or wait in a concealed position.; To be present in a place in a secretive or concealed way.

Phrases & Collocations

lurked in shadows

lurked around

lurking danger

lurked nearby

lurked silently

lurking presence

lurked waiting

lurked unseen

lurking threat

lurking figure

Example Sentences

the cat lurked behind the sofa, waiting to pounce.

he lurked in the shadows, observing the crowd.

a dark figure lurked at the edge of the forest.

she lurked around the bakery, hoping for a free pastry.

the hacker lurked on the network, searching for vulnerabilities.

the reporter lurked near the courthouse, anticipating the verdict.

the shark lurked beneath the surface, a silent threat.

he lurked in the background, unnoticed by everyone.

the virus lurked within the system, undetected for weeks.

the predator lurked patiently, stalking its prey.

the feeling of dread lurked in the back of her mind.

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