ambuscado (Meaning)
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ambuscado (n.)
Ambuscade.
Synonyms & Antonyms of ambuscado
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ambuscado Sentence Examples
- The guerrilla fighters planned an ambuscado to surprise the advancing enemy troops.
- Scouts reported that the rebels had set up a cunning ambuscado along the narrow mountain pass.
- The medieval knights strategically utilized an ambuscado to gain the upper hand in the battle.
- The bandits sprung their ambuscado, catching the unsuspecting caravan by surprise.
- As the sun set, the pirate captain ordered an ambuscado against the rival ship on the open sea.
- The skilled archers executed a perfectly timed ambuscado, causing chaos in the enemy ranks.
- The generals devised a plan involving the creation of an ambuscado to disrupt the enemy's supply lines.
- The highwaymen were notorious for their use of ambuscado, lying in wait for vulnerable travelers.
- The cunning warlord often employed the strategy of ambuscado to outwit his adversaries.
- The rebels successfully executed an ambuscado, weakening the opposing army's morale.
FAQs About the word ambuscado
Ambuscade.
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The guerrilla fighters planned an ambuscado to surprise the advancing enemy troops.
Scouts reported that the rebels had set up a cunning ambuscado along the narrow mountain pass.
The medieval knights strategically utilized an ambuscado to gain the upper hand in the battle.
The bandits sprung their ambuscado, catching the unsuspecting caravan by surprise.
