cornered

/ˈkɔːrnərd/
adjective
  1. Forced into a position where escape is difficult or impossible; trapped.
    • Feeling cornered by the tough questions, the politician tried to change the subject.
    • The cornered cat hissed and arched its back.
    • The police had the suspect cornered in an alley.
  2. Having a specified number or type of corners (often used in combination, e.g., 'three-cornered').
    • The garden had a neat, square-cornered flower bed.
    • They sat around a three-cornered table.
    • The old coin was a strange four-cornered shape.
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