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- verb Present participle of
assault .
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Examples
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“Oh, is that what you call assaulting and threatening him?”
Haunted Honeymoon Marta Acosta 2010
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His right eye and jaw were swollen as if he too had engaged in assaulting somebody's fist.
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With language this broad, the only way a “new” terrorist threat would arise that could not be shoehorned into an existing intercept authorization is if disgruntled Walloons form the Belgian Liberation Front and begin assaulting the American Homeland with suicide waffles.
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Though probably the only industry that indeed should be taxed is the legal profession – or at least lawyers who represent industry interests in assaulting the rights of private individuals.
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His right eye and jaw were swollen as if he too had engaged in assaulting somebody's fist.
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His right eye and jaw were swollen as if he, too, had engaged in assaulting somebody's fist.
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Judge Harlin was trying to restrain Ellhorn's enthusiasm over the idea of assaulting the jail.
With Hoops of Steel Florence Finch Kelly 1898
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First off, the idea of assaulting or killing someone just because they're gay or white goes against the very fabric of what this nation stands for and SHOULD be viewed as a worse crime.
Gay/Lesbian Forum 2009
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It tells the reader that by groping (aka assaulting) their wife, they're actually doing her a favor.
feminist blogs 2009
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First off, the idea of assaulting or killing someone just because they're gay or white goes against the very fabric of what this nation stands for and SHOULD be viewed as a worse crime.
Gay/Lesbian Forum 2009
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