12 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Skulk' in a Sentence
"To hide or lurk, often with a sinister motive or intent." more
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Journalists must be cautious of politicians who skulk away from tough questions.
Despite being warned, the mischievous child continued to skulk behind the teacher's back.
The player was skulking behind the opponents, waiting for the perfect moment to strike.
The mysterious creature continued to skulk in the dark corners of the haunted house.
By the time the party ends, the mischief-maker will have skulked away with some valuable items.
The mischievous cat is skulking around, knocking down everything in its path.
As the night falls, shadows will skulk in the haunted mansion, creating an eerie atmosphere.
The ghostly figure will have skulked through the haunted mansion, sending shivers down the spine of anyone who sees it.
The masked vigilante has skulked through the city, fighting crime under the cover of night.
As the storm approaches, the ominous clouds suggest that trouble is skulking on the horizon.
As the storm approached, animals began to skulk into hiding to seek shelter.
The detective discovered the suspect had skulked near the crime scene the previous night.
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