bombard continually

Frequency: 5.85.1 per million words

to attack someone with a lot of questions or information constantly

continuallyVERB + ADVERB

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bombard

Examples (10)

  • After the scandal broke, reporters would continually bombard the politician with questions.
  • Our customer service team is continually bombarded with requests for a feature we don't offer.
  • He felt overwhelmed because his manager would continually bombard him with new tasks via email.
  • Social media algorithms continually bombard users with targeted advertisements.
  • As a student, I was continually bombarded with information from lectures and textbooks.
  • The opposition party will likely continually bombard the government with criticism over the new policy.
  • My young son continually bombards me with 'why' questions from morning until night.
  • During the product launch, we decided to continually bombard the market with promotional materials.
  • She had to turn off her phone because her friends continually bombarded her with messages about the gossip.
  • To avoid getting distracted, you must learn to ignore the notifications that continually bombard you.