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Often used in the same context:
siege,
blockade,
bloodbath,
lockdown,
rampage,
manhunt,
massacre,
vigil,
standoff,
onslaught,
bombardment,
cosh,
encirclement,
carnage,
fortress,
curfew,
raid,
hostage,
groznyy,
cordon,
landgrab,
gunfight,
mayhem,
attack,
lankan,
mutiny,
crackdown,
jackboot,
stranglehold,
ordeal,
occupation,
depredations,
cromwellian,
pillagers,
garrison,
reign,
fortresses,
barricade,
storming,
citadel,
truce,
assaults,
ramparts,
siege mentality,
ceasefire,
counteroffensive,
aegis,
hoodoo,
pandemonium,
peterloo massacre,
chaos,
ransacking,
jailbreak,
besiegers,
insurrection,
teutonic order,
shambles,
pressure,
bedlam,
uprising,
rioting,
razes,
panic,
bloodshed,
fighting,
lawlessness,
hondo,
marooning,
cotswold hills,
musketry,
lynch mob,
bloodless revolution,
armageddon,
pogrom,
marauders,
encamping,
naval blockade,
hunger strike,
protests,
fortifications,
clampdown,
vercingetorix,
revolt,
rebellion,
besiegement,
hangmen,
silence,
overlordship,
insurgence,
shellfire,
stockades,
petards,
skirmishes,
wilhelmstrasse,
mutineers,
barrages,
mortaring,
anicut,
kosh,
vietminh,
clashes,
great proletarian cultural revolution,
captivity,
sieges,
battle,
blitz,
bout,
cruise,
sojourn,
sortie,
tour,
armistice,
skirmish,
trial,
war,
batde,
binge,
chase,
contest
Appears in the definition of:
indian mutiny,
sepoy mutiny
Also try:
— Adjectives for seige:
long,
day,
month,
regular,
second,
protracted,
memorable,
prolonged,
close,
famous,
short,
more...
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