Words and phrases that have a meaning related to assail: (186 results)
Antonyms:
defend
Often used in the same context:
lambaste, criticize, decry, denounce, excoriate, lambast, chastise, castigate, deride, chide, laud, inveigh, extol, eviscerate, tout, demonize, scold, berate, disparaged, impugn, condemn, railed, pummel, pander, revile, denigrate, vaunt, accuse, skewer, carped, chastize, flay, mocked, disavow, rebuking, fulminate, ridiculed, vilify, constitutionalize, expound, oppose, pilloried, crucify, belittled, lash, proclaim, confront, fearmonger, mau mau, repudiate, trample, bludgeon, declaim, cite, demean, discredit, defends, blasted, speechify, poke fun, demonized, upbraid, deplored, kowtow, bemoan, espouse, harangue, foist, bloviate, bombard, sermonize, defy, trumpeting, complain, badmouth, portray, riles, despise, scorning, undercut, argue, equivocate, parroted, naysay, lampooned, outshout, grumble, bristle, defang, cheerlead, euphemized, besmirch, exalt, detested, maligns, marginalize, lionize, refute, prevaricate, whined, assert, jousted, put, arguing, contending, pints, temptations, wrestle, agony, barrage, controversialist, doth, echos, entreaties, gar, oaths, ounces, protests, quart, quarts, repent, slew
More specific:
abuse, bait, beleaguer, beset, besiege, blackguard, blister, blitz, bomb, bulldog, bust, cannonade, circumvent, clapperclaw, claw, counterattack, counterstrike, desecrate, dishonor, dishonour, gas, hem in, hit, hold up, invade, jump, molest, occupy, outrage, profane, raid, rape, ravish, reassail, rubbish, rush, set, set upon, shout, sic, stick up, storm, strike, surprise, surround, torpedo, violate, whang, whip
Appears in the definition of:
beset, reassail, set upon, unassailable, untouchable, visit
More general:
Also try:criticise, pick apart
— Adjectives for assail: wrong, worth, french, strong, vain, ready, ark, sore, daily, fierce, densemore...
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