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The phrase "are assaulted with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone is overwhelmed or bombarded by something, often in a negative context.
Example: "In today's digital age, consumers are assaulted with advertisements at every turn, making it difficult to focus on what truly matters."
Alternatives: "are overwhelmed by" or "are bombarded with".
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"Yes, young people are assaulted with messages," Mr. Morgenstern said.
Within the first 15 minutes, we are assaulted with more characters, species, worlds and dimensions than we can deal with.
Stepping into the virtual world, your sights are assaulted with fantastical new zones ranging from lush greenery and floating cities through to barren ice lands and Titan-esque ancient structures.
"There's no question that the culture in states like Montana, where people are comfortable with firearms, gives a comfort level to manufacturers in other states who are assaulted with anti-gun forces," said Evan Barrett, chief business development officer for Montana.
It lacks an intelligent drawing-together of its themes, but that is not held against it in a time when audiences are assaulted with sound and motion, when shots get shorter and movies get louder, when special effects replace or upstage theme and performance.
Geissler describes a distribution center that is bereft of a single gesture toward the comfort of the laborer: a place whose gusty chill makes workers fall ill, where these workers are spoken to rudely and impersonally, and where employees are assaulted with "figures and graphs and..
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I was assaulted with stones and hospitalised.
"I am a little bit angry," Biedermann said after being assaulted with questions about his speedsuit.
Our ears were assaulted with the sound of "Thunder in the Pines," as it's billed.
Syrian sources said Ghazaleh died in hospital after being assaulted with an electric cattle prod.
We're assaulted with facts, pseudo facts, jibber-jabber, and rumour, all posing as information.
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