ambushment Synonyms
ambushment Meaning
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ambushment (v. t.)
An ambush.
ambushment Sentence Examples
- The soldiers set up a strategic ambushment to catch the enemy off guard as they approached the narrow pass.
- The rebels executed a well-coordinated ambushment, surprising the unsuspecting patrol in the dense forest.
- Intelligence reports indicated the likelihood of an enemy ambushment, prompting the troops to proceed with caution.
- The highwaymen were notorious for their clever ambushments, making travel through certain routes perilous.
- The special ops team meticulously planned the ambushment, ensuring every detail was considered for a successful operation.
- The bandits lay in wait, preparing for an ambushment on the merchant caravan as it traveled through the desolate canyon.
- The nocturnal ambushment proved effective as the elite soldiers silently neutralized the enemy outpost.
- The commanders strategized a diversion to lure the enemy into an advantageous ambushment position.
- Scouts were trained to recognize signs of potential ambushments, allowing them to alert the main force in advance.
- The experienced archers were deployed to the high ground, providing cover for the infantry during the impending ambushment.
FAQs About the word ambushment
An ambush.
trap, attack,ambush, ambuscade, assault,surprise, surprize, entrapment, snare, hunting
No antonyms found.
The soldiers set up a strategic ambushment to catch the enemy off guard as they approached the narrow pass.
The rebels executed a well-coordinated ambushment, surprising the unsuspecting patrol in the dense forest.
Intelligence reports indicated the likelihood of an enemy ambushment, prompting the troops to proceed with caution.
The highwaymen were notorious for their clever ambushments, making travel through certain routes perilous.
