skirmished (with) (Meaning)
skirmished (with)
No meaning found for this word.
Synonyms & Antonyms of skirmished (with)
Synonyms:
- duelled
- swiped
- pasted
- clobbered
- slammed
- hammered
- walloped
- slugged
- wrestled
- smacked
- belted
- bludgeoned
- dueled
- smote
- tussled
- grappled
- buffeted
- whacked
- pounded
- batted
- knocked
- socked
- slapped
- swatted
- punched
- thwacked
- bumped
- hit
- jousted
- sparred
- slogged
- collided
- scuffled
- banged
- struck
- battered
- bopped
- bashed
- boxed
- thumped
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
skirmished (with) Sentence Examples
- The border skirmished with the approaching army, their shots echoing through the desolate wasteland.
- The Vikings skirmished with the coastal villagers, seeking provisions and glory.
- The partisans skirmished with the occupying forces, launching hit-and-run attacks from the shadows.
- The street gangs skirmished with each other, claiming territory and protecting their illicit activities.
- The pirates skirmished with the merchant ship, hoping to seize its valuable cargo.
- The tribes skirmished with their rivals for control of the hunting grounds.
- The protesters skirmished with the police, demanding their voices to be heard.
- The knights skirmished with the Saracens, defending their realm from invasion.
- The rebels skirmished with the government forces, seeking to overthrow the oppressive regime.
- The rival factions skirmished with each other, their petty disputes escalating into a full-blown conflict.
FAQs About the word skirmished (with)
fought, battled, clashed (with), beat, combatted, scrimmaged (with),warred (against), combated, duelled, swiped
submitted,surrendered, gave up,
The border skirmished with the approaching army, their shots echoing through the desolate wasteland.
The Vikings skirmished with the coastal villagers, seeking provisions and glory.
The partisans skirmished with the occupying forces, launching hit-and-run attacks from the shadows.
The street gangs skirmished with each other, claiming territory and protecting their illicit activities.
