onrush
The origin and history of onrush.
Etymology
Formed from on- and rush. Compare Middle English onresen ('to rush upon; attack'), from Old English onrǣsan ('to rush, rush on'), and Old English onrǣs ('an onrush, assault, attack').
The origin and history of onrush.
Formed from on- and rush. Compare Middle English onresen ('to rush upon; attack'), from Old English onrǣsan ('to rush, rush on'), and Old English onrǣs ('an onrush, assault, attack').
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