Examples of “wolfpack” in a Sentence

noun A family or other group of wild wolves.

• A wolfpack hunted across the valley at dusk.
• Each wolfpack is usually led by a breeding pair.
• The documentary followed a wolfpack through the winter.

noun A group of submarines, especially German ones, that hunted merchant ships together in the North Atlantic during the Second World War.

• A wolfpack of submarines attacked the convoy under cover of darkness.
• Historians have written extensively about German wolfpack tactics in the Atlantic.

verb To gang up on a single target as a group, in the way that wolves hunt together.

• The gang would wolfpack anyone who wandered into their territory alone.
• Online trolls sometimes wolfpack a single user.