n.

the rapid and continuous delivery of linguistic communication (spoken or written)

"a barrage of questions"

同義詞：bombardmentoutpouringonslaught

the heavy fire of artillery to saturate an area rather than hit a specific target

"they laid down a barrage in front of the advancing troops"

同義詞：barrage firebatterybombardmentshelling

Earth barraged by supernovae millions of years ago, debris found on moon
Children barraged with consumer images and messages.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
Damaging model of cruise missile barraged by antiaircraft gun
State Legislator Barraged with Calls after Message Gave out Home, Cell Numbers
Hilltoppers Barraged Schaumburg's 2nd-Half Scoring Explosion Overcomes Glenbard West
FDA barraged with comments on extra-label use of cephalosporin in food animals; order could be delayed
Study on design difficulties of a key river-barraged water diversion project in Xinjiang
NO PLANS FOR A DRAFT, BUT RUMORS KEEP NATION EDGY WHITE HOUSE, LAWMAKERS BARRAGED WITH E-MAILS, CALLS, SEEKING REASSURANCE.(News)
To love and protect; Being married to fan-barraged James Denton of "Desperate Housewives"could drive you to distraction - unless yo...
Under Fire: Journalists Have Been Barraged by a Spate of Subpoenas to Identify Confidential Sources and Court Decisions Ordering The...