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Meanings of nuclear war in English
Conflict or strategy in which nuclear weaponry is used to inflict damage on an opponent.
Usage of nuclear war in English
1
The issue of nuclear war came up in every discussion writer had.
2
If so, an American sneak attack might set off a nuclear war.
3
It would have been difficult to confine a nuclear war to Cuba.
4
The president took his advice and it probably averted a nuclear war.
5
The spectre of nuclear war has a curiously weakening effect on superpowers.
6
If it was that, surrender, or start a nuclear war, says Gale.
7
The cheerful advice on how to survive a nuclear war was meaningless.
8
It boasts of no diplomatic accomplishments except the avoidance of nuclear war.
9
In a nuclear war, we'll all be issued sabers and a horse.
10
An accidental nuclear war was not just the stuff of popular fiction.
11
Reagan was famously so laid-back that he could joke about nuclear war.
12
A nuclear war would almost certainly result in even more casualties.
13
Americans would rightly consider a 10 percent chance of nuclear war unacceptably large.
14
If nuclear weapons exist, then nuclear war is a real possibility.
15
That situation would have the potential to escalate to nuclear war.
16
The detonation of even a small warhead could result in all-out nuclear war.
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United States of America
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