verb
- to attack continuously with bombs or artillery
- to overwhelm with a large amount of something
noun
- a large cannon used in medieval warfare
Usage: historical
Examples
- Enemy forces began to bombard the city at dawn.
- The artillery continued to bombard the fortress for three days.
- Reporters bombarded the politician with difficult questions.
- Students bombarded their teacher with requests for extra credit.
- The company bombarded customers with promotional emails.
- The medieval bombard could fire massive stone projectiles.
- Social media bombarded users with advertisements.