There is a particular focus in the magazine on attacking the United States, which al Qaeda calls a top target.
It drains your body of nutrients and vitamins, attacking the central nervous system and leaving you in a dehydrated, hazy state.
“When you attack public sector unions now, you are attacking the heart of the U.S. labor movement,” says Dine.
This one, attacking Georgia Democrat John Barrow, is probably touching on a real issue.
At times, it was unclear whether Kasich was attacking such conservatives from the left or the Christian right.
The right of their position was nearest the attacking force.
And if you ask as friends, you have done us bitter wrong, by attacking us unprovoked.
The sensibilities of the class you are attacking are soon blunted.
But on the attacking side the fight has brought terrible losses to Finn's men.
Menendez lost no time in attacking the Huguenot colonists of Carolina.
c.1600, from French attaquer (16c.), from Florentine Italian attaccare (battaglia) "join (battle)," thus the word is a doublet of attach, which was used 15c.-17c. also in the sense now reserved to attack. Related: Attacked; attacking.
1660s, from attack (v.). Cf. Middle English attach "a seizure or attack" (of fever), late 14c.
attack at·tack (ə-tāk')
n.
An episode or onset of a disease, often sudden in nature.
