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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a siege" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a military operation where forces surround a place to cut off supplies or to refer to a prolonged period of difficulty or pressure.
Example: "The city endured a siege for several months, leading to severe shortages of food and medical supplies."
Alternatives: "a blockade" or "a prolonged attack".
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What a siege.
It became a siege.
"We need a siege mentality.
This is a siege.
"There isn't a siege.
A siege began.
A blockade is a siege.
We've had a siege mentality.
"Now it's beginning to resemble a siege.
It is a siege — surf's down.
"I categorize that as a siege mentality.
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