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Bombard meaning

A medieval primitive cannon, used chiefly in sieges for throwing heavy stone balls. | A bassoon-like medieval musical instrument. | A large liquor container made of leather, in the form of a jug or a bottle.

Example sentences (20)

Al-Nasr Hospital has also been subjected to bombing and siege for several days, while the occupation tanks are stationed meters away from al-Quds Hospital and bombard it directly with artillery.

Russia continues to bombard cities around Ukraine.

With its frosted RGB plastic, this will light up any gamer's desk but not bombard their eyes with aggressive LEDs.

I can scream along to the lyrics without worry, and really feel the song as my speakers bombard my entire body with glorious, freeing sound waves.

Society will bombard your child with messages that they aren’t good enough as they are, that they need to buy certain products to help them become a better version of themselves, clinical psychologist told HuffPost.

Upon opening the app, it'll likely bombard you with permission requests: camera access, microphone access, files, location — you get the idea.

At minimum, he said, presidential candidates would go for big states and bombard large population centers.

Clamp down on those miscreants who bombard social media with outlandish theories and misinformation, for starters.

I mean with no loading screens how can they bombard you with hints and tips about how to play the game!

You have a right to contact people, you have a right to pros—proselytize, you can bombard people with letters all you want," Westlund said.

Anxious holidaymakers bombard Thomas Cook with messages.

For this reason, chamber president, Cindy Bombard, urges all attendees to “dress to impress,” and remember to bring your resume.

Her pictures have got massive response on Twitter as their fans bombard them asking to share more pictures.

Now retailers can bombard you with offers that are highly customised and super-short – a deal, perhaps, for something you might have been searching online for, and now available at a discount only until midnight.

Swift's petty move - calling on her fans to bombard Braun and Borchetta - will only make matters worse.

The more people bombard that line with specific issues, the more it gets noticed by people who make decisions based on ‘traffic’.

Both tools of convenience, though only one will bombard you with a stressful threesome request from a pair of 6-foot Australians.

However, the irony of it is that there seems to be sex everywhere except on marital beds if sex scandals that bombard us are anything to go by.

JERUSALEM (JTA)—Palestinian terror groups in Gaza reportedly have agreed to commit to a cease-fire of hostilities that have seen more than 400 rockets bombard southern Israel in a 25-hour period.

They will bombard you with calls, requesting for details of the invite.