warfare
/ˈwɔrˌfɛr/
noun
- The activity of fighting a war, especially using weapons or military force.
- The general studied the history of naval warfare to prepare for the upcoming conflict.
- Civilians are the ones who suffer most during prolonged warfare.
- Modern warfare often involves drones and cyber attacks in addition to traditional ground battles.
- A sustained and bitter struggle or conflict between groups, not necessarily military.
- The neighborhood was torn apart by constant warfare between rival gangs.
- The two companies engaged in a price warfare that hurt both their profits.
- Political warfare between the parties made it impossible to pass any laws.
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