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the best defense, the worst surprise, and the only move that decides nothing alone
means To set upon someone or something with violent or aggressive force, whether with fists, armies, words, or ideas.
from From the French 'attaquer,' which came from Italian 'attaccare,' meaning 'to join, attach, or engage' — the same root that gives us 'attach.' The idea was of fastening onto an enemy, joining battle by latching on. So 'attack' and 'attach' are siblings: one clings in love, the other in war.
- origin
- From Italian attaccare, to attach or join battle
- chess truth
- A threat is often stronger than its execution
- medical hijack
- Heart attacks kill cells the body never replaces
- shark math
- Vending machines kill more people yearly
- music slang
- Attack means how fast a note begins
for instance
pearl harbor — japanese military attack on us naval base, december 7 1941, hawaii
operation barbarossa — nazi germany's invasion of soviet union, june 1941, largest military attack in history