battleful (Meaning)
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battleful (s)
having or showing a ready disposition to fight
Synonyms & Antonyms of battleful
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battleful Sentence Examples
- The battlefield was a scene of unparalleled carnage, a battleful where thousands met their demise.
- The battleful raged on, the screams of the wounded echoing through the desolate landscape.
- The warriors engaged in a battleful of honor and valor, their hearts filled with both fear and determination.
- The battleful had reached its climax, as the opposing forces clashed in a desperate struggle for victory.
- The ground trembled beneath their feet as they waged a battleful that would forever be etched in history.
- The battleful had been fierce and bloody, but ultimately, it was the defenders who emerged victorious.
- The young soldier had never experienced a battleful of such intensity, his body and mind pushed to their limits.
- The battleful was a testament to the horrors of war, leaving behind a trail of shattered lives and broken dreams.
- The general's voice boomed over the battlefield, urging his troops on to the battleful.
- Despite the battleful, a sense of camaraderie emerged among the soldiers, who fought side by side against an unrelenting enemy.
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having or showing a ready disposition to fight
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The battlefield was a scene of unparalleled carnage, a battleful where thousands met their demise.
The battleful raged on, the screams of the wounded echoing through the desolate landscape.
The warriors engaged in a battleful of honor and valor, their hearts filled with both fear and determination.
The battleful had reached its climax, as the opposing forces clashed in a desperate struggle for victory.
