What is "broadside" in English? Definition and Explanations

Meaning of "broadside": an advertisement (usually printed on a page or in a leaflet) intended for wide distribution

Noun

Meaning of "broadside": collide with the broad side of

Verb

Meaning of "broadside": toward a full side

Adjective

Meaning of "broadside": with a side facing an object

Adverb

Meaning of "broadside": a speech of violent denunciation

Noun

Meaning of "broadside": all of the armament that is fired from one side of a warship

Noun

Meaning of "broadside": the whole side of a vessel from stem to stern

Noun

Meaning of "broadside": the simultaneous firing of all the armament on one side of a warship

Noun

Synonyms:

shower, salvo, hail, fusillade, bombardment, storm, volley, blast, gunfire, battery, cannonade, fire, discharge, shelling, crossfire, enfilade, curtain of fire, insert, notice, literature, publication, poster, handout, leaflet, pamphlet, flyer, advertisement, booklet, brochure, throwaway, volley, barrage, salvo, hail, burst of fire, bombardment, salvo, rain, shower, barrage, storm, volley, cannonade, hailstorm, pelting, pamphlet, booklet, journal, manual, daily, brochure, paper, periodical, newspaper, newsletter, rag, sheet, organ, review, annual, slick, joint, glossy, gazette, quarterly, circular, pulp, digest, weekly, bimonthly, semiweekly, monthly, biweekly, throwaway, handout, leaflet, flyer, tract, brochure, folder, bulletin, announcement, compilation, circular, throwaway, tractate, placard, sign, billboard, sheet, banner, handbill, announcement, notice, bill, sticker, signboard, affiche, public notice, obliquely, alongside, aside, athwart, indirectly, laterally, side by side, slanting, sloping, sidelong, aslant, aslope, crabwise, edgeways, sidewards, slantingly, slantwise, to the side, disturbance, bomb, burst, onslaught, violence, hail, squall, attack, barrage, bombardment, outbreak, upheaval, salvo, agitation, fury, cannonade, blitz, racket, hassle, anger, convulsion, row, annoyance, perturbation, offensive, onset, passion, blitzkrieg, furor, clamor, hysteria, stir, outburst, pother, assault, bustle, ruction, clatter, rush, rage, roar, tumult, strife, fusillade, rumpus, volley, outcry, bluster, temper, drumfire, rabidity, rampancy, brochure, pamphlet, flyer, bulletin, advertisement, circular,

Antonyms:

calm, happiness, calmness, joy, quiet, silence, clearness, peace, defense, harmony, agreement, enjoyment, order,