strafe Antonyms
Meaning of strafe
strafe (n)
an attack of machine-gun fire or cannon fire from a low flying airplane
strafe (v)
attack with machine guns or cannon fire from a low-flying plane
strafe Sentence Examples
- The enemy aircraft strafed the ground forces relentlessly, leaving a trail of destruction in their wake.
- The fighter jet's machine guns strafed the target, shredding it into pieces.
- The attacking helicopter strafed the enemy bunker, suppressing its fire and forcing its occupants to surrender.
- The marine's amphibious assault included a devastating strafe from their mounted machine guns.
- The paramilitary group strafed a civilian convoy with automatic weapons, killing dozens of innocent people.
- The crime syndicate's enforcers strafed a rival gang's headquarters, sending a chilling message.
- The anti-aircraft guns strafed the incoming bomber, but failed to bring it down.
- The drone's laser strafed the enemy base, eliminating strategic targets with precision.
- The spaceship's energy weapons strafed the attacking alien fleet, obliterating them in seconds.
- The rogue mercenary's helicopter strafed the village, causing widespread panic and destruction.
FAQs About the word strafe
an attack of machine-gun fire or cannon fire from a low flying airplane, attack with machine guns or cannon fire from a low-flying plane
attack,rake, hit, assail, bomb,assault, devastate, strike, ravage, bombard
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The enemy aircraft strafed the ground forces relentlessly, leaving a trail of destruction in their wake.
The fighter jet's machine guns strafed the target, shredding it into pieces.
The attacking helicopter strafed the enemy bunker, suppressing its fire and forcing its occupants to surrender.
The marine's amphibious assault included a devastating strafe from their mounted machine guns.
