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Meanings of
cannonade
in English
Intense and continuous artillery fire.
drumfire
Synonyms
Examples for "
drumfire
"
drumfire
Examples for "
drumfire
"
1
Even while Frank Sheldon spoke, the artillery of the enemy took on a deeper note until it reached the intensity of
drumfire
.
2
"A
drumfire
would be more welcome!"
Usage of
cannonade
in English
1
All the time the continuous
cannonade
going on sounded in their ears.
2
The cries of the sufferers muffled the sound of a formidable
cannonade
.
3
Maguire burnt the suburbs outside the town, and answered the
cannonade
hotly.
4
But the
cannonade
to which the advancing troops were exposed was terrible.
5
And the dishes reeled upon the table under a
cannonade
of blows.
6
On a line of about nine miles there was an incessant
cannonade
.
7
The
cannonade
kept on with increasing fury all through the early morning.
8
While dressing, the sound of the distant
cannonade
caught his attentive ear.
9
By this time they are aware of the uselessness of their
cannonade
.
10
The rebels pushed buoyantly forward and opened on us a heavy
cannonade
.
11
All he noted was that after the
cannonade
Kellermann had fallen back.
12
The square was shooting a fusillade of lightning flashes, a veritable
cannonade
.
13
The
cannonade
resounded over Liege, as if with constant peals of thunder.
14
After a short
cannonade
,
the archduke also abandoned his position at Cannstadt.
15
The
cannonade
lasted for some time, our own guns replying at intervals.
16
But since the
cannonade
is returning, they will be fighting here again.
Other examples for "cannonade"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
cannonade
Noun
Singular
Verb
Frequent collocations
heavy cannonade
furious cannonade
tremendous cannonade
distant cannonade
incessant cannonade
More collocations
Cannonade
through the time
Cannonade
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common