2 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Waylay' in a Sentence
"To intercept or attack unexpectedly, often from hiding, with the intention of robbing, seizing, or causing harm." more
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After years of strategic planning, the rebels will have waylaid the government's supply routes, crippling their forces.
The rebels have waylaid government messengers to intercept important messages.
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