diversionary attack (noun)

1. The painting depicted a diversionary attack on one side of the battlefield while the main battle was taking place on the other side.

2. During the war, soldiers would often tell jokes about diversionary attacks to lighten the mood.

3. In ancient mythology, a diversionary attack was often used by gods to distract their opponents while they pursued their main objectives.

4. The novel explored the strategy behind a diversionary attack, showcasing its effectiveness in warfare.