verb
- attacking someone or something violently or forcefully
- criticizing someone or something harshly and persistently
- overwhelming someone with something unpleasant
Usage: present participle of assail
Usage: present participle of assail
Usage: present participle of assail
Examples
- The protesters were assailing the government’s new policies.
- Critics have been assailing the movie for its poor plot.
- Strong winds were assailing the coastal town.
- Doubts kept assailing her mind throughout the night.
- The enemy forces were assailing the fortress from all sides.
- Reporters were assailing the politician with difficult questions.
- A terrible smell was assailing our senses as we entered the room.