ENTRAPMENT


Meaning of ENTRAPMENT in English

-mənt noun

( -s )

1. : the act or process of entrapping

had the good luck to be witness to the entrapment of a species … not seen in these parts for some years

the entrapment of air contaminated with unwanted gases — Ceramic Abstracts

specifically : the luring by an officer of the law of a person into the commission of a crime in order that he may be prosecuted for the offense

brutality, third degree, duress, and entrapment are vigorously condemned — J.E.Hoover

2. : the condition of being entrapped

did I have the right to risk the entrapment in the ice of our 276 men — Glen Jacobsen

his entrapment into marriage to a Southern girl whom he did not really love — James Hilton

Webster's New International English Dictionary.      Новый международный словарь английского языка Webster.