5 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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Having studied the opponent's strategy, the chess grandmaster had waylaid his rival with a surprising move.
Before the negotiation could begin, they had waylaid the diplomat to gather crucial information.
The seasoned spy had waylaid the enemy agent to extract vital intelligence.
The reporter had waylaid the celebrity for an exclusive interview outside the movie premiere.
The cunning thief had waylaid the unsuspecting traveler on the deserted road.
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