1. catching or trapping in or as if in a snare
Usage: present participle of ensnare
2. involving someone in a difficult or unpleasant situation
Usage: present participle of ensnare

1. having the quality of trapping or captivating

Examples

• The spider was ensnaring flies in its web.
• The detective was ensnaring the suspect with clever questions.
• She found herself ensnaring innocent people in her lies.
• The ensnaring melody drew listeners into the concert hall.
• His ensnaring charm made it hard to refuse his requests.
• The hunter was ensnaring rabbits with carefully placed traps.
• The politician was ensnaring voters with unrealistic promises.