1. present participle of insnare; catching or trapping in or as if in a snare
Usage: archaic or literary form of ‘ensnaring’

Examples

• The hunter was insnaring rabbits with carefully placed traps.
• She found herself insnaring innocent people in her web of lies.
• The detective was insnaring the criminal with clever questioning.
• His charming words were insnaring her heart.
• The spider was insnaring flies in its intricate web.
• The corrupt official was insnaring honest citizens in false accusations.