Usage of "act of war"

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('Occasion for war') is an act or event that provokes or is used to justify war.

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Ús de act of war en anglès

His voice came faint: 'Darujhistan would consider that an act of war.' 
 Orb Sceptre Throne 

A deliberate invasion, a deliberate act of war, was something else entirely. 
 In Fire Forged 

This first act of war, for some curious reason, caused no excitement. 
 Abraham Lincoln 

The North has said it would consider any interception an act of war. 
 Reuters 

North Korea considers the South Korean broadcasts tantamount to an act of war. 
 The Guardian 

Pyongyang has previously said the broadcasts were tantamount to an act of war. 
 The Guardian 

This is not an act of war, it is a crime!' 
 The Lady of the Rivers 

Opponents of the no-fly zone say that would be an act of war. 
 Reuters 

It was an act of war against them directly, Mr Pompeo told reporters. 
 News.com.au 

Attacking them was an act of war against Moscow, not Havana. 
 Legacy of ashes: the history of the cia 

We consider that an act of war and you will be treated accordingly. 
 Tom Swift and His Submarine Boat; Or, Under the Ocean for Sunken... 

Killing him was a blunt act of war against a substantial regional power. 
 The Guardian 

Failure to comply will be tantamount to an act of war. 
 Seraphina 

North Korea today described UN sanctions imposed on it as an act of war. 
 The Irish Times 

German law says if you prepare an act of war, that's something quite serious. 
 Wired 

These gunmen had, quite possibly, committed an act of war. 
 Obama's wars 

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Significats de act of war en anglès