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strike

Definition for strike

verb as in hit hard

verb as in make an impact

verb as in devastate, affect

verb as in walk out of job in protest

noun as in work stoppage

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Vowing a strong response, Islamabad then carried out "precision strikes" against armed groups on Afghan soil which are at the heart of the dispute, security sources said.

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This is an offense that works the count to two strikes and then rarely chases once they get there.

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Kyiv’s theory of victory now increasingly rests on the growing power of Ukrainian long-range strikes against Russia’s oil-and-gas infrastructure, the lifeblood of Putin’s war machine.

At the time, he was using a corridor to flee Israeli strikes after experiencing a near miss in Gaza City, he said.

The United States has destroyed 10 vessels and killed at least 43 people in under two months of strikes off South America, according to an AFP tally based on US figures.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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