stab
stab
stæb
stāb
British pronunciation
/stæb/

Definition & Meaning of "stab"in English

to stab
01

to push a knife or other sharp object into someone to injure or kill them

Transitive: to stab sb
to stab definition and meaning
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The assailant attempted to stab the victim multiple times before fleeing the scene.
02

to thrust a pointed object, typically with force, into something

Intransitive: to stab into sth
to stab definition and meaning
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A shard of glass stabbed into the fabric of the car seat during the accident.
03

to thrust a sharp object into something with force

Transitive: to stab a sharp object into sth
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The chef stabbed the skewer into the juicy steak to check if it was cooked to perfection.
Stab
01

a forceful thrust or blow made with a knife or other sharp pointed object

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He suffered a stab in the arm during the robbery.
02

an attempt to do something, often brief or experimental

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She gave a stab at solving the puzzle.
03

a sudden, intense sensation of an emotion

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As he remembered the accident, a sudden stab of fear shot through him.
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