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assail

/əˈseɪl/

Tradução: Verbo usado para indicar o ato de atacar alguém ou algo, seja fisicamente, seja com crítica severa ou hostilidade verbal.

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verb

/əˈseɪl/C1formal
  • ptVerbo usado para indicar o ato de atacar alguém ou algo, seja fisicamente, seja com crítica severa ou hostilidade verbal.

A verb used to indicate the act of attacking or criticizing someone or something vigorously, either physically or verbally.

  1. Attack physicallyC1formal

    To make a violent or aggressive attack on someone.

    ptAtacar fisicamente

    • The soldiers assailed the fortress at dawn.
    • He was assailed by a group of thugs in the alley.
    • The guards assailed the intruders with force.

    Sinônimosassaultattackbesetchargemugrushset onset uponstormstrike

    Antônimosaiddefendguardprotectshieldsupport

  2. Criticize stronglyC1formal

    To attack someone verbally or with strong criticism.

    ptCriticar duramente

    • The politician was assailed by the press for his remarks.
    • Critics assailed the new policy as ineffective.
    • She assailed her opponent's arguments during the debate.

    Sinônimosattackberatecastigatecensureharanguelambasterevilescoldupbraidvilify

    Antônimoscommendcomplimentdefendlaudpraise

  3. Overwhelm with problemsC2formal

    To be troubled or overwhelmed by something, such as doubts, fears, or difficulties.

    ptAssolar

    • He was assailed by doubts about his decision.
    • The company was assailed by financial troubles.
    • She felt assailed by conflicting emotions.

    Sinônimosafflictbedevilbesetbesiegedogharryhauntplaguetormenttrouble

Formas
  • assailed past participle
  • assailed past simple
  • assailing present participle
  • assails third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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