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Total War

Noun: - A type of warfare in which all available resources are mobilized and directed towards a complete victory, leaving no room for compromise. Example sentence: - The concept of total war emerged during World War II, when entire nations were fully engaged in the conflict. Related products: Total War Games Adjective: - Pertaining to a war in which all aspects of society, including the civilian population and infrastructure, are targeted and involved in the conflict. Example sentence: - The bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were clear examples of the devastating consequences of total war. Related products: Total War History Books Adverb: - Referring to the extent or intensity of a conflict, indicating that it encompasses all possible means and actions. Example sentence: - The resolution called for the opposing sides to negotiate for peace, avoiding the need for total war. Related products: Total War Strategy Guides Verb: - To engage in or initiate a total war, mobilizing all available resources for complete victory. Example sentence: - The decision to total war in response to the attack proved to be a turning point in the conflict. Related products: Total War Documentaries
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