English to Latin Meaning of fusillade - undique incidentibus

Fusillade :

undique incidentibus

verb

germinat, ignis, undique incidentibus, obturaculum

Fusillade :: incidentibusFusillades :: fusillades

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Definitions of fusillade in English

Noun(1) rapid simultaneous discharge of firearms
Verb(1) attack with fusillade

Examples of fusillade in English

(1) Given that context, his recent fusillade of fulmination must have been nothing more than friendly fire.(2) Knight does not explain how he knew the shot must have come from inside the field, and since the cadet was in the second car, the police fusillade must have begun by the time he was climbing over the turnstiles.(3) But the thrust of this series is to unleash a fusillade of jokes, some of which are rattled off so fast that multiple viewings are required to pick them out.(4) Another fusillade of shots clipped nets and thumped into wood.(5) marchers had to dodge a fusillade of missiles(6) On 26 August 1944 he walked down the Champs ElysÔö£┬«es to the acclamation of a vast crowd, and then went on to Notre Dame, where he stood unmoved when a sudden fusillade broke out inside the cathedral.(7) The match itself started 10 minutes late because of the terrible fusillade of fireworks and even military smoke shells.(8) A fusillade of cruise missiles had been launched from four US cruisers and a submarine, and a supporting British sub.(9) The search was wrapped up, and soldiers jumped back into the vehicles-buttoning up for an expected fusillade of rocks, if not gunfire, as they left.(10) On arrival they were met by a fusillade of fire from the top of the arch, bombs being thrown down on the military vehicles.(11) A deadly fusillade of slaved ACP missiles raced out at the Destroyer's bridge tower.(12) Almost any newly translated French or Italian philosopher becomes fashionable, regardless of whether appropriate or not, and is hailed with a fetishistic fusillade of anachronistic footnotes.(13) He effectively followed up with his fusillade of punches to prompt the stoppage.(14) Dipping into the nation's exchequer, he exclaimed: ├ö├ç├┐Show me the general who can withstand a fusillade of pesos!├ö├ç├û(15) I then wondered whether, if a sniper starting shooting into the crowd, I would be able to find adequate cover from the fusillade of bullets which would be raining down upon the commuters and workers crossing the road.(16) Rasping winds arose and a fusillade of words rained down.

(1) fuse box ::

fuse Box

(2) spare fuse ::

parce fuse

(3) short fuse ::

brevis fuse

(4) fuse holder ::

fuse possessor

(5) blow a fuse ::

et succendam fuse

(6) electrical fuse ::

electrica fuse

(7) safety fuse ::

salutem fuse

(8) fuse together ::

fuse in unum

Synonyms

Noun

1. salvo ::

CALUMNIA

2. volley ::

coniectum

3. barrage ::

verberare

5. cannonade ::

cannonade

6. battery ::

altilium

7. burst ::

rupti sunt

8. blast ::

inspiratione

9. hail ::

Ave

10. shower ::

imbrem

11. rain ::

pluviam

12. stream ::

amnis

13. broadside ::

transuersa obiceretur hosti,

Different Forms

fusillade, fusillades

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