Synonym: fair game, feed, predate, quarry, raven, target. Similar words: press, spread, prewar, prefer, preach, Supreme, pretty, prepare. Meaning: [preɪ] n. 1. a person who is the aim of an attack (especially a victim of ridicule or exploitation) by some hostile person or influence 2. animal hunted or caught for food. v. 1. profit from in an exploitatory manner 2. prey on or hunt for.
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1 The lion stalked its prey through the long grass.
2 Electric rays stun their prey with huge electrical discharges.
3 The tiger rent its prey to pieces.
4 The clergy prey on bereaved families.
5 Teenagers are easy prey for unscrupulous drug dealers.
6 The eagle seized its prey in a tenacious grip.
7 The big bird carried its prey in its claws.
8 The lion was hunting for its prey.
9 The lions in this area prey on deer and other wild animals.
10 The animal seizes its prey by the throat and suffocates it to death.
11 Most snakes swallow their prey whole.
12 Small children are prey to all sorts of fears.
13 A tiger is a beast of prey.
14 These animals were the prey of hyenas.
15 Wolves prowled the forest in search of prey.
16 She was easy prey for dishonest salesmen.
17 She was prey to irrational fears.
18 Mice and other small creatures are the owl's prey.
19 Cats prey on birds and mice.
20 The zebra fell prey to the lion.
21 The baby fish are easy prey for birds.
22 Stronger animals prey on weaker ones.
23 The serpent fascinated its prey.
24 She fell an easy prey to his charm.
25 The insect anchored fast to its prey.
26 The eagle poised in mid-air ready to swoop on its prey.
27 The snake injects the venom immediately after biting its prey.
28 A hawk hovered in the sky,(www.Sentencedict.com) waiting to swoop down on its prey.
29 The lion leaped out from behind a tree and captured its prey.
30 Street children in this part of the world often fall prey to drug dealers.