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Meanings of warring in English
Synonyms
Examples for "fighting"
Examples for "fighting"
1
EU finance ministers today agreed a directive aimed at fighting money laundering.
2
Content companies say the law would create important tools for fighting piracy.
3
The government, he said, has taken appropriate measures in fighting the virus.
4
Aweys also said Islamists would continue fighting President Sheikh Sharif Ahmed's government.
5
They didn't really threaten us much today but good fighting effort again.
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The so-called Islamic State militant group said it carried out that attack.
2
The Islamic State militant group claimed responsibility on Tuesday for the attack.
3
The al Qaeda-affiliated Sunni militant group Islamic State of Iraq claimed responsibility.
4
She has led Britain's response to three major militant attacks this year.
5
Government officials did not identify which militant group they believed was responsible.
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He became belligerent when security guards asked him to leave, police said.
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There was no basis for a belligerent response, State Department spokesman P.J.
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When Harris spoke, his words were more measured but just as belligerent.
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The several notes between the United States and the belligerent Governments follow.
5
Yet surely this staunch, belligerent effort should be applauded rather than cursed.
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The most noticeable feature of this vast war-ridden region is its mountains.
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Great things are stirring, and it may happen that soon the mild sun of peace may rise upon our war-ridden people.
3
Once more I sought the ramparts, only to be reminded by those crumbling, machicolated ruins that I was in a war-ridden land.
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Iran, Syria and Turkey fear the vote will encourage their own separatist Kurds to intensify their struggles for self-determination, further destabilising a war-ridden region.
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On no occasion did homelessness in the war-ridden city of Jerusalem appear half so terrible as shelter under the roof of that hateful house.
Usage of warring in English
1
The warring parties last held U.N.-sponsored political negotiations in Sweden in 2018.
2
The leaders in the warring nations in Europe today are all related.
3
Sunday's Berlin summit convened the main foreign supporters of Libya's warring sides.
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He took a long time to answer, as if warring with himself.
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This could be the moment when previously warring interests come into alignment.
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Now, these warring factions have to find a way to work together.
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The forces warring in his blood were locked in a death struggle.
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On the contrary, she was tossed in the vortex of warring impulses.
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The presidency said in May that Zuma was not warring with Gordhan.
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Most did not even believe the warring sides would uphold the truce.
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The result of their warring taste was an elegant Greek Revival mansion.
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The separation of the Democratic party into warring factions was, therefore, inevitable.
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There were two warring principles in that superb organization and proud soul.
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Tanzanian polygamist's puzzle: how to stop six wives warring over 500 acres?
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Sally was warring against the frailty of her body for his love.
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Neither one of the warring nations had expressed any desire for peace.
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Warring through the time
Warring across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common