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sally

sally
NounIntransitive VerbTransitive Verb
pl: salliespast: salliedpp: sallieding: sallying

Meanings

Nounsally

A sudden charge out of a fortified place against an enemy.

The garrison made a sally to disrupt the siege lines.

Intransitive Verbsally
[~ from something]

To suddenly rush out from a place of shelter or defense.

The soldiers sally from the fortress to attack the flank.

Transitive Verbsally
[~ something]

To make a sudden charge or attack against a specific target.

Examples

The garrison prepared a daring sally to break the enemy siege.

The garrison prepared a daring sally to break the enemy siege.

History

Her quick sally during the meeting left the competitors speechless.

Office

The knights will sally forth from the castle gates at dawn.

The knights will sally forth from the castle gates at dawn.

Fantasy

I wonder if he can handle another one of her witty sallies.

The soldiers sally from the trenches to clear the minefield.

The soldiers sally from the trenches to clear the minefield.

History

Wait for the signal before you sally out to attack the flank.

Fantasy

He is known for a sharp sally that can deflate any ego in the room.

Office

The defenders decided to sally and strike the enemy camp by surprise.

The defenders decided to sally and strike the enemy camp by surprise.

History

Let us sally forth into the unknown wilderness.

Fantasy

Phrasal Verbs

sally forth

to set out energetically or confidently on a journey or mission

The explorers decided to sally forth into the unknown jungle at daybreak.

sally out

to leave a fortified place to attack an enemy

The defenders were ordered to sally out and destroy the siege engines.

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