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sally Definition and Meaning in English (sally definition)

noun
Synonyms:sortiechargeraid
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Sally definition: A sudden and vigorous rush or attack made by a besieged garrison from a defensive position.

Definitions of Sally

  1. 1noun(formal)

    A sudden and vigorous rush or attack made by a besieged garrison from a defensive position.

  2. 2noun(none)

    A witty, often sarcastic, or lively remark or retort.

  3. 3verb(none)

    To make a sudden military attack or to set out on a journey or excursion.

Example Sentences

formal

“The besieged troops decided to make a desperate sally.”

casual

“Her quick sally brought laughter to the room.”

none

“They decided to sally forth into the unknown forest.”

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past tensesallied
present participlesallying
pluralsallies

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

sally forthphrasal_verb

To set out on a journey or venture, often with enthusiasm or determination.

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