volleys

The word “volleys” has 2 syllables: vol-leys

It's pronounced as /ˈvɑː.li/


What is synonym and antonym for volleys?

In the thesaurus, “volleys” has 51 synonyms and 3 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for volleys along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for volleys

  • avalanches
  • barrages
  • blitzes
  • blitzkriegs
  • bombardments
  • broadsides
  • bursts
  • cannonades
  • cataclysms
  • cataracts
  • currents
  • deluges
  • discharges
  • drumbeats
  • drumfires
  • earfuls
  • engulfments
  • excesses
  • flood tides
  • floods
  • flurries
  • flushes
  • fusillades
  • gluts
  • gushes
  • hails
  • inundations
  • outbursts
  • outflows
  • outpourings
  • overabundances
  • overages
  • overflows
  • overkills
  • overmuch
  • oversupplies
  • rashes
  • rivers
  • salvoes
  • salvos
  • showers
  • spates
  • storms
  • streams
  • superabundances
  • superfluities
  • surfeits
  • surges
  • surpluses
  • tides
  • torrents

Antonyms for volleys

  • dribbles
  • drips
  • trickles

Meanings of volleys

  • noun
    1. The simultaneous firing of a number of missiles or bullets; the projectiles so fired.
    2. A burst or emission of many things at once.
    3. The flight of a ball just before it bounces.
    4. A shot in which the ball is played before it hits the ground.
    5. A sending of the ball full to the top of the wicket.

Example Sentences

  • The tennis player returned multiple volleys with incredible speed.
  • Soldiers fired volleys into the air as part of the ceremonial salute.
  • During the debate, there were rapid volleys of questions from the audience.
  • The goalkeeper struggled to defend against the opposing team’s volleys.
  • The coach drilled the team on how to handle volleys effectively in practice.

On this page you'll find 54 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to volleys, such as: avalanches, barrages, blitzes, blitzkriegs, bombardments, broadsides, bursts.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

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  • acclaims
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  • asks
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  • ballyhoos
  • barrages
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  • belauds
  • bids
  • blitzes
  • blitzkriegs
  • bombardments
  • bravoes
  • broadsides
  • bursts
  • buzzes
  • calls
  • calls out
  • calls up
  • cannonades
  • cataclysms
  • cataracts
  • celebrates
  • cheers
  • cites
  • claps
  • commands
  • commends
  • convenes
  • convokes
  • cracks up
  • currents
  • deifies
  • deluges
  • demands
  • discharges
  • distances
  • drumbeats
  • drumfires
  • earfuls
  • emblazons
  • endorses
  • engulfments
  • eruptions
  • eulogizes
  • excesses
  • extolls
  • extols
  • favors
  • flatters
  • flood tides
  • floods
  • flurries
  • flushes
  • fusillades
  • glorifies
  • gluts
  • gushes
  • hearings
  • idolizes
  • indorses
  • inundations
  • invites
  • invokes
  • knells
  • lauds
  • magnifies
  • musters
  • orders
  • outbreaks
  • outbursts
  • outflows
  • outpourings
  • overabundances
  • overages
  • overflows
  • overkills
  • overmuch
  • overpraises
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  • pages
  • praises
  • rains
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  • recommends
  • requests
  • requisitions
  • rings
  • rivers
  • rushes
  • salutes
  • salvoes
  • salvos
  • sends for
  • showers
  • sights
  • sings
  • sounds
  • spates
  • storms
  • streams
  • subpoenas
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  • superabundances
  • superfluities
  • supports
  • surfeits
  • surges
  • surpluses
  • tides
  • torrents
  • touts
  • volleys
  • volumes
  • whistles

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