13 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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In the vast ocean, dangers may lurk beneath the waves, unseen but present.
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In the realm of dreams, nightmares often lurk in the shadows of the subconscious.
Secrets often lurk behind the closed doors of old mansions.
He will be lurking behind the curtains during the surprise party.
Anxiety will be lurking in his thoughts as the exam day approaches.
A sense of mystery can lurk within the plot twists of a well-written novel.
A sense of danger is lurking in the haunted house as we explore its eerie rooms.
The cat will be lurking near the mousehole, hoping for a chance to catch its prey.
The predator is lurking in the tall grass, patiently waiting for its prey.
Danger may lurk in the dark corners of the abandoned building.
Dark secrets will lurk beneath the surface, hidden from the prying eyes of the curious.
By the time I arrived at the party, she had been lurking in the shadows for hours.
Doubt will lurk in the minds of the competitors as they prepare for the decisive match.
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