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Bombarding (noun) means the act of attacking something repeatedly and heavily, whether with weapons or (figuratively) with things like questions or messages. Example: “The relentless bombarding of the city walls finally broke through.”

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The act of attacking something repeatedly and heavily, whether with weapons or (figuratively) with things like questions or messages.
"The relentless bombarding of the city walls finally broke through."
"She felt overwhelmed by the constant bombarding of emails every morning."

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In plain EnglishHitting something again and again, either with weapons or, more loosely, with a flood of anything (questions, messages, criticism).

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bombarding with questions aerial bombarding
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Plural
bombardings
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Frequently asked questions

What does “bombarding” mean?
The word “bombarding” means the act of attacking something repeatedly and heavily, whether with weapons or (figuratively) with things like questions or messages. In plain terms, hitting something again and again, either with weapons or, more loosely, with a flood of anything (questions, messages, criticism).
How do you use “bombarding” in a sentence?
Here is “bombarding” used in a sentence: “The relentless bombarding of the city walls finally broke through.”
What part of speech is “bombarding”?
“Bombarding” is a noun.
What is the meaning of bombarding?
"bombarding" (noun) means the act of attacking something repeatedly and heavily, whether with weapons or (figuratively) with things like questions or messages.