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Noun case shot has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebCase ShotPart of Speech: Noun Sense: A type of ammunition consisting of a container filled with small projectiles, such as lead balls or metal fragments. Usage: Case shot is commonly used in artillery shells for maximum damage upon explosion. Example Sentence: The case shot tore through the enemy lines, causing devastation and chaos. Part of Speech: Noun Sense: A collective term for packed or loose projectiles stored in wooden cases. Usage: Soldiers carried crates of case shot to resupply the front lines during battles. Example Sentence: The troops eagerly opened the crates, revealing hundreds of case shots that would give them an advantage on the battlefield. Part of Speech: Adjective Sense: Referring to something that is widely known or commonly occurring. Usage: Case shot explosions are a popular sight in war movies. Example Sentence: The movie depicted a breathtaking battle scene with case shot explosions illuminating the sky. Part of Speech: Adjective Sense: Relating to a specific locality or region. Usage: The term "case shot" might have different connotations in the local dialect. Example Sentence: While case shot is widely understood internationally, the locals in that region prefer to call it "scatterball" due to its unique history. | ||||
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