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To attack is to act with outward aggresion on another living organism.

*In ], an '''attack''' is the aggressive attempt to conquer ] ], installations, personnel, or ] or to deny the enemy the use of territory, installations, personnel, or equipment, for example by ]ing the equipment. A ] force may ] themselves, ], or launch a ].
*The word '''attack''' is used with similar meaning in various ]s.
*In ], the '''attack''' or '''attack-point''' is the beginning or onset of a ] or event. See ].
*In ] and ], '''attack''' is the ] time of an ], such as in ] or ]s. The opposite is ] or ].
*The word '''attack''' is often used to mean ] or ]. This usage may have started in ] ]s, where "attack" ]s into less text line length than "criticize".
*''']''' is the name of a board game developed by ].
*'''"]"''' is also the title of a poem by ].

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To attack is to act with outward aggresion on another living organism.

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