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Meanings of onslaught in English
Portuguese
barragem The rapid and continuous delivery of linguistic communication (spoken or written)
Usage of onslaught in English
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The onslaught continued today as jets bombarded the city, a resident said.
2
With this onslaught, the violence could be moving into its final phase.
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Activists said they feared for civilian inhabitants in the new ground onslaught.
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The Bengali political leaders had not prepared the people for this onslaught.
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These events largely passed unremarked due to the onslaught of Covid-19 news.
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Despite the onslaught, Crawford said he wasn't too disappointed in the outcome.
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The onslaught took on new life during weekend debates in New Hampshire.
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Confident in his swordsmanship, he awaited the onslaught of the two marauders.
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Staggered by the fury of the onslaught, those in rear shrank back.
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This could raise the risk of another regulatory onslaught against capital outflows.
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Oklahoma State responded to the initial onslaught, chipping away at the deficit.
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Hopefully Mexico will stop this onslaught at their Northern Border, Trump wrote.
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The second-period onslaught left the home crowd stunned and booing -loudly.
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Fully half the distance she must have gone in that first onslaught.
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General Foch not only checked the German onslaught, but drove it back.
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As the onslaught began, rebels leapt behind sand dunes to fire back.
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Ireland
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