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Meanings of war in English
Organised and prolonged violent conflict between states.
Spanish
war Language spoken in Bangladesh and eastern India.
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Usage of war in English
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Video Image South China Sea conflict: Will Australia be forced into war?
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Still, I don't think the words 'war fever' quite describe the situation.
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Iraq has suffered decades of war, sanctions and more recently sectarian violence.
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The shrill war talk of recent weeks has been alarming, Ban said.
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It happened during the second Lebanon war, just a few years ago.
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Clear differences on Iraq, the war on terror, health care, and housing.
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This war in Europe is going to go on a long time.
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Nuclear war meant human extinction, so war no longer made any sense.
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For a thousand thousand years sea and sky had been at war.
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Yet, five months later he asked Congress to declare war on Germany.
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Japan abstained at the voting of the UNHRC possible war crimes debate.
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Campaigners across Europe are marching to protest against the war on terrorism.
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First war veterans started demanding their money from the War Victims Fund.
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I say: It is to wage war, by land, sea, and air.
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And he said we're never going to go to war in Europe.
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She was a great war leader, and speaks of those days often.
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War through the time
War across language varieties
Canada
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
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