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barrage

noun as in profusion of something

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Israel immediately launched a relentless barrage of air strikes and ground operations that destroyed most of the coastal enclave’s houses, buildings, hospitals and infrastructure, bringing many survivors to the brink of starvation.

My email inbox filled with a barrage of messages from “Chico’s online,” but with a bizarre reply address prompting me to complete my order.

From Salon

Here was a president-elect mouthing off and showing his ignorance in a barrage of vindictiveness and insensitivity as thousands of people fled for their lives and hundreds of homes blazed into ashes.

The Trojans held on tight through that early barrage, climbing back just as quickly as Michigan had fired ahead.

A barrage of orders is deployed inside a Times Square restaurant where a battalion of cooks and waitresses from around the globe perform with chaotic precision.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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