Plural of onslaught
regular plural
The plural of onslaught is onslaughts.
Forms of onslaught
| Singular | onslaught /ˈɒn.slɔːt/ |
|---|---|
| Plural | onslaughts |
| Countable | countable |
Onslaughts in a sentence
- This, chiefly because of its interdisputes and then because of the barbarian onslaughts on their countries.1987, Salīm Wākīm, Iran, the Arabs, and the West: the story of twenty-five centuries. From the entry interdispute
- Scathing onslaughts may be fun, but they aren't very productive.1977 April 30, Hugh Crell, “Unproductive Onslaughts”, in Gay Community News, page 4. From the entry autogenocide
- After their onslaughts on Gabrieli and Merullo for the unjoyfulness of their wedding music at Venice, no doubt the academicians felt bound to give Euridice a happy ending.1908, Ernest James Oldmeadow, Great Musicians - Page 121. From the entry unjoyfulness
Meaning of onslaught
- noun A fierce attack.
- noun A large number of people or things resembling an attack.
Questions about the plural of onslaught
- What is the plural of onslaught?
- The plural of onslaught is onslaughts.
- Is onslaught countable?
- Onslaught is a countable noun.
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