What is another word for waging war?
Pronunciation:
[ wˈe͡ɪd͡ʒɪŋ wˈɔː], [ wˈeɪdʒɪŋ wˈɔː], [ w_ˈeɪ_dʒ_ɪ_ŋ w_ˈɔː]
Synonyms for Waging war:
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v.
• fight • war Other relevant words:
- altercate ,
- assault ,
- attack ,
- attempt ,
- battle ,
- bicker ,
- bombard ,
- box ,
- brawl ,
- brush with ,
- buck ,
- challenge ,
- clash ,
- contest ,
- differ ,
- disagree ,
- dispute ,
- do battle ,
- duel ,
- endeavor ,
- exchange blows ,
- feud ,
- fight ,
- go to war ,
- grapple ,
- joust ,
- kill ,
- march against ,
- meet ,
- mix it up ,
- murder ,
- oppugn ,
- ply weapons ,
- protect ,
- quarrel ,
- repel ,
- resist ,
- rowdy ,
- scrap ,
- scuffle ,
- shell ,
- shoot ,
- skirmish ,
- spar ,
- strive ,
- struggle ,
- take all comers ,
- take on ,
- take the field ,
- take the field against ,
- take up arms ,
- take up the gauntlet ,
- tiff ,
- tilt ,
- traverse ,
- tug ,
- tussle ,
- wage war ,
- war ,
- withstand ,
- wrangle ,
- wrestle .
How to use "Waging war" in context?
Waging war is one of the oldest, most fundamental tasks of a nation's military. Mounting an effective war campaign against an opposing nation demands sound strategy, organization, and execution on the part of both the armed forces and the government. It also demands the dedication and sacrifice of soldiers, sailors, airmen, and Marines.
The art of waging war has evolved over time, as have the means and methods of waging war. From ancient times until the present day, the use of siege engines, then firearms, and most recently, missiles and other technological advances, have all played a role in waging war.
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