攻める
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Attack – specifically, something which has been planned in advance. Not a bar-room brawl. You could use it about an army attack, but also about a fencer or kung-fu-er who deliberately chooses a certain attack-style to defeat her opponent.
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攻撃
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A massive, military-style, planned attack.
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合戦
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A battle. NEVER uses “Suru”. Only ever a noun.
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襲う
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An unplanned, not-necessarily-lethal attack: a drunk, or a wild animal 襲うs. .
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討つ
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An archaic word for a revenge-killing.
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襲撃する
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A raid. Like an assault done by a team of people, not just one mean guy. Usually used about the SWAT team raiding a house. But a gang can raid another gang.
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