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Meanings of intended attack in English
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Usage of intended attack in English
1
General Grant spent some time in making dispositions for the intended attack.
2
The River Indians, anticipating an intended attack upon them, joined the assailants.
3
By its means, an intended attack of torpedo vessels could be detected.
4
His ' intended attack' as in Nelson's case is clearly that from to-windward.
5
But Judas was on the alert, and obtained information of the intended attack.
6
He calls it 'the intended attack,' and it accords with the opening enunciation.
7
Had the inhabitants got warning of the intended attack, and beaten a timely retreat?
8
Four months' notice to be given of any intended attack on a White camp.
9
Of the intended attack from to-windward, the enemy in the line of battle ready to attack.
10
The foe were advised of the intended attack.
11
They two, it will be remembered, were the only ones who knew of the intended attack.
12
Besides, the news of this intended attack on the convoy must have been known far and wide.
13
He was informed of the intended attack.
14
No vessels were permitted to sail toward Louisburg, lest they should carry the news of the intended attack.
15
He does not say, however, that this was to be 'the whole impression' of the intended attack from to-windward.
16
The report of the intended attack came to the ears of a young girl who was zealous for the king.
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Intended attack across language varieties
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