bombardment
/bɑmˈbɑrdmənt/
noun
- A continuous attack with bombs, shells, or other explosives.
- The soldiers took cover in a bunker to escape the constant bombardment.
- During the war, the bombardment of the port destroyed many ships.
- The city endured a heavy bombardment that lasted for three days.
- A large amount of something, such as questions, information, or criticism, directed at someone all at once.
- After the announcement, the CEO faced a bombardment of questions from reporters.
- She received a bombardment of emails after posting her opinion online.
- Children today grow up under a constant bombardment of advertisements.