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What part of speech is the word militia?
Militia is a noun.
What flag did da gamma sail for?
Portugal.
What is the refusal to take part in a war called?
10 Letter Word: Neutrality
What kind of vessel did Brendan the Bold sail in?
a curragh
What is the difference between a brig and a brigantine?
A brig is a two-masted square-rigged ship with an additional gaff sail on the mainmast. A brigantine is almost exactly the same but without the gaff sail, and the mainmast is fore and aft rigged.
Assail is to confront as sail is to tack?
No, sail = ram as assail = confront
What is a sentence for the word assail?
Deliver me from the temptations which continually assail me.
Sentence with the word assail?
The mugger assailed the woman. The word assail means to attack someone physically or emotionally. hope this helps! :-)
What does the word assail mean?
I can give you several sentences.We will assail the castle at first light.I was afraid he might assail Robin in public.If you will just assail the problem, you will find it's not as hard as you think.
What is the root word for assailant?
assail (verb).
What is a sentence using the word assail?
Assail- verb -To attack violently, blows or words -Assailed Peyton Manning when he fumbled yesterday.
Another word for invading?
breach, assail, occupy, raid
What part of speech is the word sailed?
Sail is a noun and a verb.
A sentence with assail?
Assail my senses no more!
What is a 6-letter word that means the same as assail assault or strike?
Attack.
Romeo and Juliet Why does Mercutio yell a sail a sail?
Mercutio yells "a sail" in Act III, Scene 1 of Romeo and Juliet because he has been fatally wounded by Tybalt in a fight and is warning Romeo that he is doomed to die. The phrase can also be interpreted as a pun on the word "assail," indicating the impending violence.
What word is most similar to the assail defend greet attack embrace?
The word most similar to "assail" in the context provided is "attack." Both terms convey the idea of aggression or confrontation, with "assail" often implying a vigorous or violent approach. In contrast, "defend" and "greet" suggest protection and welcome, while "embrace" connotes acceptance or affection.
