non-stop barrage

Frequency: 4.51.3 per million words

describes a continuous and overwhelming sequence of something, like questions or attacks

non-stopADJECTIVE + NOUN

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barrage

Examples (10)

  • The politician faced a non-stop barrage of questions from the media.
  • She endured a non-stop barrage of criticism after her controversial speech.
  • The company received a non-stop barrage of complaints about the faulty product.
  • During the debate, he launched a non-stop barrage of attacks against his opponent.
  • The new employee struggled with the non-stop barrage of tasks in his first week.
  • After the scandal broke, the celebrity was subjected to a non-stop barrage of online harassment.
  • The defense attorney fired a non-stop barrage of objections during the witness's testimony.
  • The weather forecast warned of a non-stop barrage of rain and strong winds throughout the weekend.
  • Despite the non-stop barrage of challenges, the team managed to complete the project on time.
  • From the moment he woke up, he was met with a non-stop barrage of demands from his children.