sieging
ˈsiːdʒɪŋ
Definition

Definition of sieging - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
effortRareinvolved in a persistent effort to overcomeRare
  • The sieging team worked tirelessly to solve the problem.
tenacious unrelenting
2.
warfareTECH.engaged in a prolonged attack or blockadeTECH.
  • The sieging army surrounded the castle for months.
besieging blockading
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Origin of sieging

Old English, secan (to seek)

Examples of sieging in a sentence

  • They were sieging the fortress for days.
  • The sieging forces cut off all supplies.
  • The sieging troops were relentless in their attack.

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  1. French:assidu, assiégeant, ...
  2. German:beharrlich, belagernd, ...
  3. Italian:assiduo, in assedio, ...
  4. Spanish:asediante, ...
  5. Portuguese:persistente, cercando, ...
  6. Chinese:坚持不懈, 围攻, ...
  7. Japanese:執拗な, 包囲している, ...
  8. Arabic:مُحاصِر, قائم بالحصار, ...
  9. Hebrew:בְּמַאֲמָץ עִקְשִׁי, מְעוּרָב בַּמְּצוֹר, ...
  10. Russian:осаждающий, блокирующий, ...
  11. Ukrainian:наполегливий, облога, ...
  12. Hindi:घेराबंदी, ...
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