Bombarded is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BOMBARDED in dictionary:

VERB:
• BOMBARD, to attack with artillery
• attack (a place or person) continuously with bombs, shells, or other missiles
• subject (someone) to a continuous flow of questions, criticisms, or information
• direct a stream of high-speed particles at (a substance).
NOUN:
• a cannon of the earliest type, which fired a stone ball or large shot.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to bomb

Words related to BOMBARDED

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How to use BOMBARDED in a sentence

• On October 30-31 the French bombarded the German lines vigorously.
• The suburban town of Lierre was bombarded early in the week, the church was destroyed, and a number of citizens killed and wounded.
• Messina was attacked, bombarded, and, after some four or five days, was taken.
• One of the soldiers passing through a bombarded village saw a little body lying in the mud, and although he believed the child to be dead he stooped down and picked it up.
• Here we still hear the guns whenever Rheims or Soissons are bombarded, but no one ever, for a minute, dreams that they will ever come nearer.
• In 1840 British ships-of-war appeared off the south-eastern coast of China and bombarded it.
• The obviously correct procedure for the gunners was of course to have bombarded many sections of front so that no certain clew would be given as to the point of the coming attack.
• Even had we bombarded Vera Cruz, money could have restored that city.
• I was in the city of Rheims for three days and two nights while it was being bombarded.
• The Italian-Turkish War was fought in the sands of a desert, and in the Balkan War few had heard of the cities bombarded until they read they were in flames.
• Termonde, after being taken and retaken, bombarded and burned, was for the moment neutral territory.
• One of the soldiers passing through a bombarded village saw a little body lying in the mud, and although he believed the child to be dead, he stooped down and picked it up.
• This he refused to do, but begged for time in which to remove women, children, and other non-combatants from the city before it should be bombarded.
• In addition to those attacks certain machine gun nests of the enemy were destroyed and strategic points were bombarded.
• For the first weeks of the run I was bombarded with letters from Oscar, begging money and demanding money in every tone.
• That occupied by the French, however, was both bombarded and fiercely assaulted.
• When roughly asked if he was prepared to surrender the city, with the threat that otherwise it would be bombarded, the Burgomaster said he would do so.
• One after another the guns of this battery bombarded the newly taken up position of the German big guns, which replied with one shell every three minutes.
• Such thoughts are merged in indignation, and in the fears I have that Rome may be bombarded.
• The town of Heyst-opden-Berg was also bombarded without mercy, though there was no strategic interest to warrant such an act.
• On the same night the Austrian troops entered Servia and bombarded Belgrade.
• It reached its high-water mark when Antwerp, after the Germans had pounded its outer and inner circle of forts for nine days, was bombarded on October 7 and captured on the 18th.
• Bridget that covered the place was taken, and the town bombarded.
• They bombarded Dieppe, and reduced the greatest part of the town to ashes.
• Far from attacking the enemy he withdrew his forces, and the town was bombarded by the admiral.
• All around its coasts strong places were bombarded and stormed.
• Frank Lawley in order to see myself what truth there was in the announcement that we were being bombarded.
• If the German gun that bombarded Paris were loaded with a solid steel projectile of suitable dimensions, a muzzle velocity of 6,000 feet per second could be reached.
• An earthquake destroyed it in 529, and the British bombarded it in 1840.
• One bombarded French village is very like another bombarded French village.
• He was often, during a lecture, bombarded with bricks and bad eggs.
• Twice the village was bombarded severely, but the little house escaped by a miracle.

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