dueled Synonyms
dueled Meaning
dueled
a conflict between antagonistic persons, ideas, or forces, to encounter (an opponent) in a duel, to fight a duel, a hard-fought contest between two opponents, a conflict between two opponents, a combat between two persons, a formal combat with weapons fought between two persons in the presence of witnesses, to fight in a duel, one fought with weapons in the presence of witnesses
dueled Sentence Examples
- The two swordsmen dueled fiercely, their blades clashing in a deadly dance.
- The debate raged on, with each speaker dueling over the merits of their arguments.
- The lawyers dueled in court, presenting evidence and questioning witnesses to determine the truth.
- The musicians dueled on stage, each trying to outshine the other with their virtuosity.
- The poets dueled in verses, exchanging barbs and displaying their literary wit.
- The politicians dueled in a verbal sparring match, each attempting to gain the upper hand.
- The scientists dueled over data, presenting their hypotheses and challenging each other's conclusions.
- The diplomats dueled at the negotiating table, trying to outmaneuver each other to secure the best possible outcome.
- The teams dueled on the battlefield, their soldiers fighting valiantly for victory.
- The students dueled in a spelling bee, their minds racing to recall the correct letters.
FAQs About the word dueled
a conflict between antagonistic persons, ideas, or forces, to encounter (an opponent) in a duel, to fight a duel, a hard-fought contest between two opponents, a
scuffled, warred (against), combated,fought, contended, tussled, combatted, wrestled, grappled, battled
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The two swordsmen dueled fiercely, their blades clashing in a deadly dance.
The debate raged on, with each speaker dueling over the merits of their arguments.
The lawyers dueled in court, presenting evidence and questioning witnesses to determine the truth.
The musicians dueled on stage, each trying to outshine the other with their virtuosity.
