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War (adjective)

Description:

The adjective form of the term "war" refers to anything related to or characteristic of war, that involves armed conflict between states, nations, or groups.

Senses and Usages:

  1. Related to Armed Conflict: Used to describe anything associated with or pertaining to armed conflict and military activity.
  2. Example: The war effort demanded massive resources and the mobilization of troops.

  3. Bellicose or Aggressive: Describing a person, group, or nation that shows a strong inclination towards engaging in wars or conflicts.
  4. Example: His war rhetoric incited fear and tension between the two countries.

  5. Involving Many Participants: Referring to any activity or event where a large number of people are actively engaged or involved.
  6. Example: The crossword puzzle competition turned into a war of words among the participants.

  7. Intense or Strained: Describing a situation or relationship that is characterized by intense competition or hostility.
  8. Example: The two companies are engaged in a war of prices, leading to fierce competition.

  9. Fought with Determination: Used to describe a battle or conflict where participants exhibit great determination and perseverance.
  10. Example: Despite facing numerous obstacles, the soldiers showed great war-like courage in defending their territory.

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