rapidattack
nounUK /ˈræpɪd əˈtæk/
US /ˈræpɪd əˈtæk/
A fast and sudden attack that happens very quickly.
The soldiers planned a rapidattack on the enemy camp before sunrise.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A very quick and forceful action in a game or sport.
The team launched a rapidattack down the left side of the field.
3. A sudden, fast burst of criticism or verbal assault.
The reporter faced a rapidattack of questions from the crowd.
4. A swift military operation meant to catch the enemy off guard.
The general ordered a rapidattack to seize the bridge.