bombarding (Meaning)

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bombarding (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Bombard

The protesters were bombarding the government offices with demands for policy changes.
Despite the heavy rain, fans were bombarding the stadium for the highly anticipated match.
The news outlets were bombarding the public with updates about the ongoing crisis.
Social media users were bombarding the celebrity's account with messages of support.
The marketing team was bombarding potential customers with targeted advertisements.
As the deadline approached, the students were bombarding their teacher with questions about the assignment.
The enemy forces were bombarding the city with artillery fire, causing widespread destruction.
The company was bombarding the market with a new line of innovative products.
The meteorologists were bombarding viewers with warnings about the impending storm.
The spam emails were bombarding the inbox, making it difficult to find important messages.

of Bombard

bombing, attacking, battering, assaulting, pounding, blitzkrieging, ravaging,shelling, cannonading, blitzing

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The protesters were bombarding the government offices with demands for policy changes.

Despite the heavy rain, fans were bombarding the stadium for the highly anticipated match.

The news outlets were bombarding the public with updates about the ongoing crisis.

Social media users were bombarding the celebrity's account with messages of support.