barraging Sentence Examples
- The protesters were barraging the government building with demands for change.
- My inbox was barraging me with emails, threatening to overflow.
- The relentless rain was barraging the roof, creating a deafening cacophony.
- The enemy troops barraged our positions with artillery fire, leaving us pinned down.
- The paparazzi barraged the celebrity with flashing cameras, desperate for a glimpse of her.
- The incoming phone calls were barraging her phone, causing it to vibrate uncontrollably.
- The teacher's constant questioning barraged the students, leaving them feeling overwhelmed.
- The barrage of complaints against the company had become overwhelming, threatening their reputation.
- The lawyer barraged the witness with questions, hoping to elicit a confession.
- The torrential downpour barraged the city, turning streets into rivers and causing widespread flooding.
barraging Meaning
barraging
to deliver a barrage (see barrage entry 2) against, a rapid or furiously active flow (as of speech or writing), a dam placed in a watercourse to increase the depth of water or to divert it into a channel for navigation or irrigation, a vigorous or rapid outpouring or projection of many things at once, artillery fire laid on a line (see line entry 1 sense 6c) close to friendly troops to screen and protect them, a barrier formed by continuous artillery or machine-gun fire directed upon a narrow strip of ground
Synonyms & Antonyms of barraging
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FAQs About the word barraging
to deliver a barrage (see barrage entry 2) against, a rapid or furiously active flow (as of speech or writing), a dam placed in a watercourse to increase the de
questioning,bombarding, flooding, bombing, pumping, examining,interrogating, harassing, cross-examining, annoying
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The protesters were barraging the government building with demands for change.
My inbox was barraging me with emails, threatening to overflow.
The relentless rain was barraging the roof, creating a deafening cacophony.
The enemy troops barraged our positions with artillery fire, leaving us pinned down.
