Sentence examples for dreaded trap from inspiring English sources
The Falcons are playing so poorly that if the Giants were 4-1 instead of 3-2 they might view this as the dreaded trap game, the prototypical letdown in their schedule.
This is the dreaded deflation trap.
Economists of a certain age - basically my age and up - do have a theoretical framework of sorts for analyzing the situation: Japan is in the dreaded "liquidity trap", in which monetary policy becomes ineffective because you can't push interest rates below zero.
Somehow, they get stuck in a dreaded middle-income "trap".
Three-day weekends can follow a pattern similar to the dreaded "seven-day trap" of vacations: we spend Saturday trying to relax, we spend Sunday actually relaxing, and then we fret all Monday about returning to work on Tuesday.
Eat well, exercise get as much sleep as possible (easier said than done with babies around the house) and avoid the trap of the dreaded DadBod.
My husband, a frequent business flyer, dreaded the chaos of being trapped on a plane with a bunch of screaming babies.
Even Skinny People Can Have Cellulite The dreaded c-word is caused by fat trapped under the skin (known as subcutaneous fat).
People dreaded that letter".
