Synonym: assault, attack, charge, drive, offense, onset, push. Similar words: burst into laughter, laugh, laugh at, laughing, taught, caught, haughty, fraught. Meaning: ['ɑnslɔːt /'ɒn-] 
n. 1. a sudden and severe onset of trouble 2. (military) an offensive against an enemy (using weapons) 3. the rapid and continuous delivery of linguistic communication (spoken or written).
n. 1. a sudden and severe onset of trouble 2. (military) an offensive against an enemy (using weapons) 3. the rapid and continuous delivery of linguistic communication (spoken or written). 
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91, It is likely the Mississippian culture was dispersed by the onslaught of viral diseases such as smallpox that was brought by European explorers.
92, Keeping your circulatory system in working order, by, say, avoiding cigarettes and saturated fat, lessens the onslaught of age-related damage to the brain.
93, One article basically foretold the onslaught in technology trade that was to come: Japanese camera exports increased a staggering nine-fold between 1954-56.
94, Overwhelmed by the onslaught, Spaniards abandoned their homes to the insects, depopulating Santo Domingo.
95, The onslaught is meant to stop Hamas firing rockets at Israel.
96, As Pottermania strikes again with the release of Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince, the sixth book in the series, bookshops across the county are preparing for the inevitable Potter onslaught.
97, The irresistible onslaught of the PLA sent the enemy scattering in demoralized panic - stricken groups.
98, The only way to survive the onslaught is to make the issue matter as much in the voting booth to those who agree with you as it does to those who disagree.
99, Social service agencies are scrambling to meet the onslaught of demands unfolding over the coming years.
100, The prime lesson to be taken to heart by every believer is to be ready to stand in the breach and not be intimidated by the onslaught of the enemy.
101, That power was badly eroded in 2006, when Hizballah was able to withstand the Israeli onslaught[http://Sentencedict.com], force a cease-fire and claim victory in the process.
102, Yet the relentlessness of the onslaught – following attacks on a UN office on 6 October and the army headquarters in Rawalpindi last weekend – rattled nerves.
More similar words: burst into laughter, laugh, laugh at, laughing, taught, caught, haughty, fraught, daughter, burst out laughing, haughtily, distraught, enslave, translate, translation, ought, bought, brought, ought to, drought, a thought, through to, forethought, at the thought of, deep in thought, translucent, launch, laundry, plaudits, applaud.