assailed in the PONS Dictionary

assailed Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be assailed by doubts
biti mučen sumnjom
to be assailed with letters
biti zatrpan pismima inf

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Though assailed by self-doubt at the last minute, he is thanked by the cast, and he thanks them for trusting him.
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Advertisers and manufacturers alike have been assailed for greenwashing.
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The two assailed one another in the press, and filed libel suits and counter libel suits against one another.
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In recent years it has assailed the optimistic view of history.
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During his career he assailed almost all of the major oratorio tenor roles.
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The proposal was assailed almost immediately by various elements in the community.
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They assailed us with fresh regiments and overwhelming numbers.
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You can't sit at the departure gate at an airport now without being assailed by the noise of a television set right over your head.
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He blows upon them gently, and their bodies bend back as if assailed by a sudden terrible gale.
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Globalization has assailed these systems; they remain only one factor in today's complicated regulatory equation.
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