Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
storm-the-gate
verb phrase
/stɔːrm ðə ɡeɪt/

Definition
To forcefully or energetically approach or challenge a situation, often with the intention of taking control or gaining access.

Examples
- They planned to storm the gate of the enemy base to secure a strategic position.
- During the protest, the crowd attempted to storm the gate of the government building.
- The activists decided to storm the gate after months of delays in negotiations.

Meaning
The phrase suggests a bold or aggressive action taken to initiate a change or confront obstacles.

Synonyms
- rush the barrier
- charge the entrance
- break through