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Nearly 1,500 planes saw action in the skies above the battlefield, strafing German trenches and dropping bombs on the retreating enemy.

The military government has control of air space and frequently carries out bombing and strafing missions against which resistance forces have little effective defense.

He would often try to drive me away, come strafing and threatening, and an alarming thing about that is their flight is completely silent.

From Salon

Apache attack helicopters roar in over the hills, strafing the invading troops.

From BBC

The online strafing comes “at a very high speed, sometimes within seconds of her posting a tweet” and is “highly unusual,” possibly signaling “coordinated campaigns of abuse.”

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

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