Synonyms for attacks
at·tacks

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1. List of paraphrases for "attacks":

   assaults, attack, strikes, aggressions, bombings, offensives, raids, outrages, assails, acts, assault, attacking, slams, incursions, blasts

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1. ATTACKS

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   See ATACS
   

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1. Trey Gowdy:

   Clinton, the 2016 Democratic presidential front-runner, is scheduled to testify Thursday about her role as secretary of state during the Sept. 11, 2012, attacks on a U.S. outpost in Benghazi, Libya, in which Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans were killed. Trey Gowdy said Sunday that the 12-member bipartisan committee has acquired Stephens ’ emails from that time and suggested dozens more witnesses will be called. Clinton is an important witness, but she is one witness, i understand that there's more attention associated with her. But from my perspective, I am much more interested in Chris Stevens ' emails, which we just received, than I am Chris Stevens ' emails, which we just received.

2. John Hannah:

   If possible, he'll want to do serious damage to Assad's ability to carry out these kinds of heinous attacks, but beyond simply destroying hardware, he'll want to get deep inside the head of Assad and his Russian and Iranian backers.

3. The SNP:

   But without a Section 30 order, I don’t see how a measure which directly attacks the union can get away with it.

4. El Ezz:

   Since the Russian intervention and the continued Russian shelling of Aleppo, the nature of injuries has worsened dramatically, this might be because of the nature of the weaponry that the Russian airforce is using in their shelling and attacks. Most of the injuries are usually multiple injuries.

5. Ted Boutrous:

   We ...are proud to stand with Brian Karem against an administration that regularly attacks the First Amendment and seeks to chill freedom of the press.