Entrapment

What do we mean by entrapment?

The state of being entrapped.

Action by law enforcement personnel to lead an otherwise innocent person to commit a crime, in order to arrest and prosecute that person for the crime.

A method of isolating specific cells or molecules from a mixture, especially by immobilization on a gel.

Making someone do something that is wrong, telling them it is what needs to be done to get them out of trouble. Urban Dictionary

When a girl deliberately gets pregnant unbeknowns to the guy to obligate a guy into marriage. Urban Dictionary

Xbox Live God Gamertag: en7rapmen7 Urban Dictionary

Entrapment is when officials/citizens/DOT intentionally follow around somebody with PTSD and Dissociative Identity Disorder and purposely and deliberately scare them, try to convince them they're delusional when they're not and tryin to accuse them of being addicted to meth when they are NOT and will gladly pass a piss test, blood test, saliva test...or ANY other drug test at ANY time and if she catches ANY of her so called "friends" anywhere NEAR her...she?Will press charges. Urban Dictionary

A social booby trap, usually set on purpose by a host intent on making sure you're available for their lame or otherwise undesirable event; most often set in person, in the flow of an otherwise harmless conversation. One should be on the lookout for this trap, and have a few handy excuses on hand to preempt or avoid making oneself unintentionally available. Trap is most effective on the honest, the sympathetic, and otherwise nice folks who can't just say "F**K off!" Urban Dictionary

The US state of New Mexico. A play on the state's official nickname, "Land of Enchantment". The reference is really to the state's high poverty rate and relative lack of economic opportunity, which renders many people unable to get up enough money to leave, even if they want to. Urban Dictionary

Nickname for New Mexico, based on the state's moto the "Land of Enchantment." Not particular to any city or area within the state. Urban Dictionary

Santa Fe, New Mexico. A play on New Mexico's state saying 'Land of Enchantment' (which is also true), because people either never leave Santa Fe or they return eventually. Urban Dictionary

Girls on social networking/dating sites that try to make some kind of misguided feminist statement by posting a suggestive/provocative status, taking screenshots of dirty/pervy messages they've received in response and posting them on their profiles in order to try and publicly shame the men that sent them. Urban Dictionary

Cognitive Entrapment (n.) The mental state in which a person becomes overly committed to a particular perspective or ideological framework, such as the "red pill, blue pill" rhetoric, thereby reducing their ability to perceive or consider the complexity of an issue at hand. Synonyms: Ideological lock-in, belief perseverance, intellectual tunnel vision. Antonyms: Intellectual agility, cognitive flexibility, open-mindedness. Urban Dictionary

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