assail in a sentence
v. t.
Definition
Assail: to attack or criticize someone or something vigorously or forcefully.
Sample Sentences
- The critics began to assail the film for its lack of originality.
- She felt the need to assail the problem head-on rather than avoiding it.
- As the storm approached, the waves began to assail the rocky coastline.
- He was determined to assail his fears and take the plunge into public speaking.
- The lawyer was prepared to assail the credibility of the witness during the trial.
- They attempted to assail the fortress, but the defenses held strong.
- The sudden noise seemed to assail her senses, leaving her momentarily stunned.
- His comments were meant to assail her character, not to provoke a constructive dialogue.
- The protestors began to assail the policies they believed were unjust.
- As the debate heated up, each candidate began to assail the other's platform.