embushment (Meaning)
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embushment (n.)
An ambush.
Synonyms & Antonyms of embushment
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embushment Sentence Examples
- The rebel forces launched an ambushment on the government convoy, resulting in a fierce battle.
- The ambushment was carefully planned and executed, catching the enemy off guard and causing significant casualties.
- The soldiers were trained to be vigilant and prepared for potential ambushments during their patrols.
- The ambushment plan involved setting up a trap for the enemy, using the surrounding terrain to their advantage.
- The ambushment took place in a dense forest, where the enemy forces were unaware of the danger lurking nearby.
- The ambushment resulted in the capture of several enemy soldiers and the seizing of valuable intelligence.
- The military conducted an investigation to determine who was responsible for the ambushment and to prevent future attacks.
- The ambushment served as a reminder of the importance of maintaining a strong defense and being prepared for unexpected attacks.
- The soldiers displayed bravery and courage during the ambushment, fighting back against the enemy and minimizing casualties.
- The ambushment was widely condemned by the international community, calling for an end to such tactics and a peaceful resolution of conflicts.
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An ambush.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The rebel forces launched an ambushment on the government convoy, resulting in a fierce battle.
The ambushment was carefully planned and executed, catching the enemy off guard and causing significant casualties.
The soldiers were trained to be vigilant and prepared for potential ambushments during their patrols.
The ambushment plan involved setting up a trap for the enemy, using the surrounding terrain to their advantage.
