Present participle of fusillade; subjecting to or creating a rapid, continuous burst of gunfire or rapid succession.
Present participle of fusillade, following standard English verb conjugation from the French-derived noun.
The word captures the ongoing, relentless nature of coordinated military fire—it's not just shooting, it's a continuous, rhythmic pattern of destruction that soldiers would dread hearing.
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