Assailed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ASSAILED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ASSAIL, to attack
• make a concerted or violent attack on
• (of an unpleasant feeling or physical sensation) come upon (someone) suddenly and strongly
• criticize strongly

Words related to ASSAILED

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How to use ASSAILED in a sentence

• The wounds upon the hand of the dead man indicated his having caught and struggled to hold the blade of the weapon with which he was assailed.
• The mosquitoes and bull-dog ants Assailed me even through my pants.
• Fear fled from his heart even more rapidly than it had assailed it.
• She gazed at him, assailed by a swift wonder as to his sanity.
• The one on the cross who had been more than man, who had shirked no sacrifice and loved infinitely, was not thus to be assailed.
• We were assailed with petitions for help which could not be relieved, though it pained and saddened the heart to deny.
• As we began ascending Greenwich Hill, we were assailed with another kind of game.
• As the huge trees were tossed and swung about in the gloomy moonlight, his ears were assailed by a variety of wild sounds which had never reached them before.
• It was only one phase of the multitudinous emotions which had assailed her.
• Thus they were assailed with threats 75 as well as promises, and told that they were not strong enough to fight, and had nothing to lose by making peace.
• His enemies have assailed Him on every side, and will continue to do so till the end of His life.
• He depended entirely on his agility to elude the thrusts that assailed him.
• Beneath a cocked hat his hair was fully dressed and powdered, and even the prosecuting counsel assailed him with the respect due to a man of fashion.
• He had been assailed in his cherished respectability, his self-esteem.
• There you were assailed by the intrepid garrison of a house, who levelled their bamboo rifles at you from between the upright canes which composed its sides.
• He has refused to listen to men who assailed his loyalty and patriotism.
• Thine Honourable Mother told him of the illness which had assailed her son, and begged him to tell her if it were the illness of the Pagoda.
• Each one knows everybody else, and if one member of the bar is assailed, the rest are prompt to defend him.
• Letters to Suleeba from the missionaries were taken from the mail, read, and destroyed, and the Protestant places of meeting were assailed with stones.
• Scarcely ever was the French monarchy in greater danger, or less in a condition to defend itself against those powerful armies which on every side assailed or threatened it.
• Strong temptation now assailed Ken and found him weak.
• Immobility and silence pressed on him, assailed him, like two accomplices of the immovable and mute woman before his eyes.
• She saw the rock behind which she had knelt, and again a violent fit of shuddering assailed her.
• At worst, the failure of adverse criticism must help to establish the doctrines assailed.
• Had Darrin talked on the subject with other members of his class he would have found that many of his classmates were tortured by the same doubts that assailed him.
• A storm of snow at the same time swept over the plain blinding and smothering assailants and assailed.
• The men, who were armed with whips, fireworks, red cloths, and other instruments of torment, assailed him.

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