襲おそう
Meanings
Verb (5-dan, う, transitive)
1. to attack; to assail; to make an assault; to strike; to hunt down
I was being assailed by such anxiety.
2. to succeed (someone in a post, role, etc.)
3. to make a sudden visit
Kanji used
assault
Pitch accent
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Examples (42 in total)
I was being assailed by such anxiety.
I was overcome by a sense of regret.
The King was assaulted by terrorists.
My father was attacked and injured.
The guardsman was assaulted by a robber.
It could attack us at any moment.
Have you ever been attacked by a dog?
The dog attacked the little boy.
I was overcome by a strange sensation.
A curious disease struck the town.
The earthquake shook the area.
Earthquakes frequently hit Japan.
The police officer was attacked by someone.
In general, wolves do not attack people.
The island was struck by the typhoon.
We were attacked by swarms of bees.
A swarm of hornets attacked the children.
A cold wave hit this district.
There is expectation, and there are times when one is assailed by anxiety.
Our army attacked the kingdom.
If you were attacked, you should go to the police station.
Wolves don't usually attack people.
A group of youths attacked the old man.
After that, a fierce rage struck me.
In the bath, I'm seized by guilt and agonize over it.
I was often seized by despair.
He was attacked as he was returning home late at night.
When attacked by an enemy, a squid squirts ink.
A gang of three robbed the bank in broad daylight.
A massive earthquake of magnitude 8.8 hit the Japanese islands today.
What did you do when those men attacked you?
The man attacked her with the intention of killing her.
The police suspect that he robbed the bank.
Two men wearing masks robbed the bank.
A tiger will attack people when it's hungry.
When attacked he defended himself with an umbrella.
The moment I thought that, a tremendous excitement rushed over me.
Since they attack in a pack, a hard fight is unavoidable.
Everyone there is gripped by dreadful fear and nausea.
A severe headache struck him, and he involuntarily pressed his head.
In case we were attacked, we all went outside armed.
On September 26, 1959, the strongest typhoon in Japan's recorded history hit Nagoya.