luctation (Meaning)
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luctation (n.)
Effort to overcome in contest; struggle; endeavor.
Synonyms & Antonyms of luctation
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luctation Sentence Examples
- The luctation between the two wrestlers was fierce and prolonged.
- The boxer's luctation with his opponent was a testament to his endurance.
- The luctation of the waves against the shore created a mesmerizing symphony of sound.
- The luctation for power and influence within the organization was a constant battle.
- The luctation between nature and civilization was evident in the ongoing destruction of natural habitats.
- The luctation between good and evil is a timeless struggle that continues to shape human history.
- The luctation of a young child to learn to walk is a testament to their perseverance and resilience.
- The luctation between tradition and modernity often leads to social and cultural conflicts.
- The luctation between desire and reason can be a difficult internal battle for many people.
- The luctation between opposing ideologies can sometimes result in violent conflicts and war.
FAQs About the word luctation
Effort to overcome in contest; struggle; endeavor.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The luctation between the two wrestlers was fierce and prolonged.
The boxer's luctation with his opponent was a testament to his endurance.
The luctation of the waves against the shore created a mesmerizing symphony of sound.
The luctation for power and influence within the organization was a constant battle.
