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enfilading's Usage Examples:

taken of Roald Amundsen"s Krag–Petersson rifle at the Fram museum By enfilading it is meant the range at which the path of the bullet would pass through.

Caught in the enfilading fire from both sides, the Ostrogothic cavalry sustained high casualties.

Confederates turned about and fired on the cavalry: "It was a swift, resistless charge, over rocks, through timber, under close enfilading fire.

concrete walls, with three small caponiers, built like pill boxes to provide enfilading fire along the ditches.

His plan soon broke down, however, and most ships took enfilading positions that exploited a weakness in Fort Walker.

… [from] Little Round Top … Rittenhouse had a perfect enfilading fire into Pickett"s right flank and used it to the best possible advantage.

trenches were usually dug at an angle in zig-zag pattern (to protect against enfilading fire from the defenders), and at the head of the sap a defensive shield.

terrain conditions of its location, avoiding dead angles and often allowing enfilading fire.

counter-attack was launched against the Wellington Regiment and beaten off by enfilading cross fire from both the Wellington and Auckland regiments" machine-guns.

historian records that the Londoners now encountered "a fierce and deadly enfilading fire from the German guns, and particularly from a heavy battery posted.

Then single handed he attacked an enemy machine gun which was enfilading the Company on his right, killing the man on the gun and captured the.

Halted by enfilading fire from both sides, the attackers are thrown back in confusion on the.

By securing enfilading fire on the advancing enemy, he broke up the counterattack within one.

Synonyms:

enfilade fire, gunfire, gunshot,

Antonyms:

spread, roughen,