bombardment
nounUK /bɒmˈbɑːdmənt/
US /bɑːmˈbɑːrdmənt/
A bombardment is when many bombs or stones are thrown at a place over and over.
The old castle walls were damaged by a long bombardment.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A continuous flow of questions, criticism, or information aimed at someone.
The reporter faced a bombardment of questions from the crowd.
3. The act of hitting something with a steady stream of particles or energy.
The experiment involved the bombardment of atoms with electrons.
4. A heavy, constant attack with words or messages.
She received a bombardment of emails after the announcement.