Definition of Barrage
a large volume of something, or a large number of things happening all at once
Examples of Barrage in a sentence
Even though Mrs. Anderson knew that her students would probably barrage her with whines and complaints, she assigned fifty pages of reading to be done over the holidays. 🔊
The attorney asked the reporters not to barrage his client with questions until he had made a statement. 🔊
The company spent millions on advertising in the hope that customers would barrage their call center with hundreds of requests for the product. 🔊
Rachel knew that hearing her son’s voice on the recording was bound to barrage her with memories and emotions. 🔊
It looks as though the sky will open up and barrage us with rain and hailstones at any minute. 🔊
Mr. Mendez loves to have discussions with his employees and doesn’t mind it when they barrage him with their questions and concerns. 🔊
Little Sophia climbed onto Santa’s lap and immediately began to barrage him with all her demands for toys. 🔊
Rocky took a moment to wipe the sweat and blood from his eyes, then he began to barrage his opponent with punches to the torso until the end of the round. 🔊
The commander sent the Red Team into enemy territory to barrage the unsuspecting foe with a series of calculated attacks. 🔊
As soon as Bill slipped the engagement ring on Gloria’s finger, she began to barrage him with extravagant ideas for the wedding. 🔊
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