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Meanings of perpetual war in English
Usage of perpetual war in English
1
There are enough sectarian organisations in Pakistan to wage perpetual war.
2
This perpetual war or struggle implies the desire to injure.
3
Moreover, this kind of more or less perpetual war goes on amongst savage peoples.
4
Where possession has no stability, there must be perpetual war.
5
He's for big government, big debt and perpetual war.
6
A perpetual war is kindled amongst all living creatures.
7
We, the people, still believe that enduring security and lasting peace do not require perpetual war.
8
The rivers of South America swarm with alligators, and these wage perpetual war with the jaguars.
9
The rivers of South America swarm with crocodiles, and these wage perpetual war with the jaguars.
10
The latter wages perpetual war against the former.
11
This must be what perpetual war looks like.
12
Arcot wondered what sort of conflict had lasted so long that cities were designed for perpetual war.
13
Some dangerous and malignant animals are said (in sober earnest) to wear a perpetual war paint.
14
No line but one of blood, of military despotisms, and perpetual war, can ever separate this great valley.
15
In a perpetual war with my senses, I triumph over the attractions of the world or I contemn them.
16
Peoples and tribes which had been at perpetual war among themselves or with some neighbour were reduced to quietude.
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Translations for perpetual war
Portuguese
Catalan
Perpetual war through the time
Perpetual war across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common