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assail (iou)



assail verb & noun. ME.
[Old French asaill- tonic stem of asalir (mod. assaillir) from medieval Latin assalire (Latin assilire), from ad AS-1 + salire to leap: infl. by ASSAY verb, esp. in sense 3.]
A. verb trans.
Attack with physical violence; assault. ME.
Steele It is for the Vulgar to assail one another like brute Beasts. W. S. Churchill Tribal revolts and Scottish raids continually assailed the northern frontier system.
Attack with temptation, try; woo, court. ME-E17.
Shakespeare Cymbeline I have assail'd her with musics.
Venture on, attempt; endeavour to do. ME-E17.
Attack with hostile speech, Writing, etc.; take action against (a belief, practice, etc.). LME.
H. P. Brougham Choosing to assail the Religion of the people before he had destroyed their liberty. W. S. Churchill Clive was assailed in the House of Commons. He defended himself in an eloquent speech.
Seek to persuade or controvert by reasoning. LME.
H. Martineau She assailed her husband on the subject of taking work.
Of a mental condition, physical state, or phenomenon: come upon (a person, sense, etc.) strongly; invade, threaten to overcome; dash against, injure. LME.
Dryden New pangs of mortal fear our minds assail. J. Tyndall We were assailed by a violent hailstorm. J. London The ever-recurrent fever of expectancy assailed Martin as he took the bundle of long envelopes. M. Leitch A smell of gun-oil assailed their nostrils.
Approach (an obstacle, task, etc.) with the intention of mastering. L17.
Pope The thorny wilds the woodmen fierce assail. P. G. Wodehouse When a lazy man does make up his mind to assail a piece of work, he is like a dog with a bone. absol.: Shakespeare Rape of Lucrece When shame assail'd, the red should fence the white.
b. noun. (An) attack, (an) assault. arch. ME.
assailable adjective E17.
assailer noun a person who assails, an assailant LME.
assailment noun (now rare or obsolete) the action or power of assailing L16.

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