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Siege
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the act of surrounding the enemy, a town, etc. and cutting off their supplies so that they would surrender
Example
During the siege, the inhabitants of the city faced starvation and disease as they defended themselves against constant attacks.
The city endured a prolonged siege as enemy forces surrounded it, cutting off all supply routes.
The military strategist devised a plan to break the siege and lift the blockade on the besieged city.
Historically, sieges have been a common tactic in warfare, used to conquer fortified positions or cities.
The castle withstood a fierce siege for months before finally surrendering to the invading army.
