Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
conduct-a-raid
verb phrase
/kənˈdʌkt ə reɪd/

Definition
To organize and carry out a surprise attack or operation to seize or capture a target, often used in the context of law enforcement or military actions.

Examples
- The police decided to conduct a raid on the suspected drug trafficking house.
- During the military exercise, they practiced how to conduct a raid on an enemy position.
- Authorities are planning to conduct a raid to dismantle an illegal gambling operation.

Meaning
The phrase ‘conduct a raid’ refers to the strategic planning and execution involved in an aggressive operation aimed at taking control of a location or apprehending individuals, typically for enforcement or intelligence purposes.

Synonyms
- execute a raid
- carry out a raid
- launch an attack