salvo
/ˈsælvoʊ/Definitions
1. noun
a single discharge of artillery fire
“The ship took a direct hit in the first salvo from the enemy’s battleship.”
2. noun
a sudden or simultaneous attack or action
“The company launched a salvo of new products to capture the holiday market.”
3. noun
a sudden or simultaneous outburst of emotion, language, or criticism
“The politician’s opponent launched a salvo of criticism at his proposal.”
4. verb
to fire artillery in a single discharge
“The crew salvoed the cannon at the enemy’s fortifications.”
5. verb
to attack or criticize suddenly or simultaneously
“The company salvoed the market with their new advertising campaign.”