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lurk

verb as in hide; move stealthily

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Villagers in Bahraich say they now live in mortal fear of the wolves lurking near their homes.

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Denmark have been at five of the past seven World Cups but, just like their hosts, vulnerability is lurking.

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Scientists are harnessing mRNA and other vaccine technologies to train the immune system to track down cancer cells lurking around the body.

They crept into his home en masse, climbing through the air-conditioning units, clinging to the window curtains, marching down the wall, trotting across the vaulted ceiling, lurking in the gloom of the basement.

Throughout its episodes lurk excerpts of dialogue enumerating frustration about the state of the world that could be mistaken for modern complaints.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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