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Definitions
(military) an offensive against an enemy (using weapons)
Word origin
From on- + rush. Compare Middle English onresen (“to rush upon; attack”), from Old English onrǣsan (“to rush, rush on”); Old English onrǣs (“an onrush, assault, attack”).
Used in a sentence
“So persistent is the onrush of new construction in New York that the first temptation for the architecture buff is to track down the latest things, be they good or bad […]”
“He caught Grendel's right hand, and still without rising from his bed, stopped the monster's onrush.”
“Werner’s run had created the space and Havertz got there before the onrushing Ederson, catching a little break off the goalkeeper before rolling it into the empty net.”
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