Ambush

usgb/ˈæmbʊʃ/Volume
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Military ContextPlay
Often used when referring to surprise military tactics or historical battles. SlideThe army's strategy was to ambush their opponents at dawn.
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Hidden AttackPlay
Emphasizes a sudden and unexpected attack from a concealed position. SlideThe bandits lay in ambush, waiting for the caravan to pass by.
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Surprise ElementPlay
The success of an ambush often relies on the element of surprise. SlideFor years, highwaymen would ambush travelers on this road.