fusillade|fusillades in English

noun

[fu·sil·lade || ‚fjuːzɪlɑd /-'leɪd]

firing of many weapons at once; volley, rapid discharge (of questions, shots, etc.)

Use "fusillade|fusillades" in a sentence

1. To attack with a fusillade.

2. Windows were blasted inwards by the fusillade.

3. Our fusillade from the left flank caught them by surprise.

4. He faced a fusillade of questions from the waiting journalists.

5. Synonyms for Bombardments include barrages, blitzes, bombings, shellings, assaults, attacks, cannonades, fusillades, strafes and blitzkriegs

6. The first officers who burst into the house were met with a fusillade of bullets.

7. At the beginning of the Secretary of State for the Environment's speech there was a fusillade of Government interventions.

8. Traditional fusillade mechanism of double - missiles and penetration probability were discussed systematically by analytical comparison and calculation.

9. Pitta enjoyed initial success, his modest fleet savaging Grunger's armada amidst a devastating fusillade of proton torpedoes.

10. She aligned the sights of her rifle and loosed a fusillade of bolts that split the rocks apart.

11. Desktop publishing was only the opening salvo of a fusillade of developments that would change the way people worked.

12. 16 Desktop publishing was only the opening salvo of a fusillade of developments that would change the way people worked.

13. The insurgents did not reply to this musketry, in order to spare their ammunition the fusillade broke against the barricade; but the street, which it filled, was terrible.

14. Pick your bow, blade, bomb or boomerang as needed! Perfect for dungeoneering; check out this list of abilities: Finishing Blow (Passive): Every third attack the Boomeranger makes is a zinger! Whether a whirlwind of steel from your sword or fusillade of arrows from