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raidsnounpl. of raid a sudden attack on and entrance into hostile territoryrepeated Viking raids wore down the defenses of the seaside village descents, forays, incursions, inroads, invasions, irruptions pillages, plundersaggressions, assaults, coups de main, offenses(or offences), offensives, onsets, onslaughts, rushes, sieges, storms, strikescharges, sallies, sortiesambuscades, ambushes, surprises(also surprizes), trapsair raids, blitzes, blitzkriegs, bombardmentscounteraggressions(or counter-aggressions), counterassaults(also counter-assaults), counterattacks(or counter-attacks), counteroffensives, counterstrikes(or counter-strikes) the act or action of setting upon with force or violencean early morning raid by Federal agents took the smugglers in their hideout by surprise aggressions, assaults, attacks, attempts, blitzes, blitzkriegs, charges, coups de main, descents, offenses(or offences), offensives, onsets, onslaughts, rushes, strikes ambuscades, ambushescounteraggressions(or counter-aggressions), counterassaults(also counter-assaults), counterattacks(or counter-attacks), counteroffensives, counterstrikes(or counter-strikes)sallies, sortiesenvelopmentsbreakthroughs, forays, incursions, invasionspillages, ravages, sacksair raids, bombardments, bombingssieges, stormsbarrages, cannonades, fusillades, hails, salvos(or salvoes), volleyswhammies defenses, defensives, guards, shieldsoppositions, resistancesprotections, securities, shelters raidsverbpresent tense third-person singular of raidto enter for conquest or plundera fox has been raiding the chicken coop, and now we're down to eight hens forays (into), invades, overruns despoils, loots, marauds, pillages, plunders, ransacks, ravages, sacks, stripsconquers, crushes, dominates, overcomes, overpowers, overwhelms, subdues, subjects, subjugates, vanquishesassails, assaults, attacks, besets, charges, rushes, storms, strikesbattles, clashes (with), combats, fights, wars (with)encroaches, harasses, infringes, trespassesbeleaguers, besieges, blockades, investsgarrisons, occupies defends, guards, protects, safeguards, shields, wardsdefies, opposes, repels, resists, withstandscapitulates (to), cedes (to), submits (to), succumbs (to), surrenders (to), yields (to) to take sudden, violent action againstthe enemy tribe raided the village just before dawn, taking everyone by surprise assails, assaults, attacks, besets, bushwhacks, charges, descends (on or upon), goes in (on), jumps (on), pounces (on or upon), rushes, sets on, sics(also sicks), storms, strikes, trashes, turns (on) bum-rushes, gangs up (on), mobs, swarmsmugs, robsambuscades, ambushes, surprises(also surprizes), waylaysblitzes, bombards, bombs, nukesbarrages, cannonades, cannonsbangs away (at), batters, buffets, plastersbeleaguers, besieges, pressesharries, loots, pillages, plunders, ravages, sacksforays, invades, overrunsenvelops, flanks beats up on, flies at, goes at, lights into, pitches into, rounds on, sets at, sets upon, tears into covers, defends, guards, protects, secures, shields |