to land in or become trapped in a difficult situation or predicament

defect; flaw

to maliciously entrap, set up, or make false charges against someone

a deceptive situation or scheme designed to trick or catch someone unawares

to fall into a trap, ambush, or disadvantageous state

to sink, cave in, or drop to a lower level, typically referring to ground or a structural surface

to be deeply involved or mired in a difficult situation such as trouble, debt, or conflict

to cave in; hollow; sunken; depressed

to fall into enemy hands or be occupied by an invading force during a war

to falsely accuse someone or plant evidence to make them appear guilty of a crime

to capture (a fortress, city etc); to take by force

to surrender or be captured by an enemy, typically referring to a city or fortress

to charge and break through enemy lines

to sink or cave in; the downward movement or sinking of the ground or a surface

to be lost or deeply immersed in a mental state, such as contemplation or daydreams

referring to a city or fortification being captured or occupied by the enemy during wartime

thrown into prison; behind bars

enemy-held territory

a pit or hole in the ground, specifically one designed as a trap for catching animals or people

to frame or bring false charges against someone

to sink, subside, or settle downwards (typically referring to terrain or architectural foundations)

to tilt and sink; to collapse or cave in

sunken; deflated

to fall into a trap or be confined in a cage-like or restricted situation

human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)

the theory that war results when a dominant established power fears the rise of a rival power

a geological depression or low-lying area

to fall in or cave in

tragic flaw (Aristotle's hamartia)

to falsely implicate and frame someone for a crime, resulting in an unjust accusation or miscarriage of justice

collapse of qi in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)

attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)

attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)

to lure into a trap

to fall deeper and deeper (in debt, in love etc)

to be incarcerated or held in custody

to go to prison; to be incarcerated

fallen into a trap; to be imprisoned

to be paralyzed; to come to a standstill

an area of subsidence