6 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Lurk' in a Sentence
"To hide or wait in secret, like a person in ambush; staying in or around a place secretly or furtively." more
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Pirates were known to lurk in the hidden coves, waiting for unsuspecting ships to pass by.
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As the detective investigated the case, he suspected that the thief might lurk near the scene of the crime.
The mischievous cat likes to lurk behind the curtains and surprise us when we enter the room.
Doubt and suspicion can lurk in the minds of those betrayed.
In the dark forest, mysterious creatures often lurk, making it an exciting but spooky place to explore.
Ghosts are said to lurk in old, abandoned houses, creating eerie and haunting atmospheres.
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