Pronunciation: /ˈɒn.slɔːt/
noun a fierce or destructive attack
A1 The sudden onslaught of rain caught us by surprise.
A2 The village was unprepared for the onslaught of the enemy troops.
B1 The company faced an onslaught of negative reviews after the product launch.
B2 The city prepared for the onslaught of tourists during the holiday season.
C1 The country was devastated by the onslaught of natural disasters in a single year.
C2 The military strategy was to launch a sudden and overwhelming onslaught on the enemy forces.
verb to make a fierce or destructive attack
A1 The army onslaughted the enemy camp.
A2 The protesters onslaughted the government buildings.
B1 The competition onslaughted her with difficult challenges.
B2 The virus onslaughted the population, causing widespread panic.
C1 The company onslaughted the market with a new advertising campaign.
C2 The hurricane onslaughted the coastal town, leaving behind a path of destruction.
formal The army prepared for the enemy's fierce onslaught.
informal We were caught off guard by the sudden onslaught of customers.
slang The party was an onslaught of good vibes and great music.
figurative Her emotions hit her like an emotional onslaught, overwhelming her completely.
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