warred (with) (Meaning)

warred (with)

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The rival factions warred with each other for years, resulting in countless casualties.
The two nations had warred with each other for centuries, their conflicts causing unimaginable suffering.
Despite attempts at peace negotiations, the warring factions refused to lay down their arms.
The ancient rivals warred with the mighty empire, hoping to conquer their vast territories.
The internal factions of the kingdom warred with each other for control, tearing the nation apart.
The rebels warred with the oppressive regime, seeking to overthrow their tyranny.
The opposing armies warred with each other on a distant battlefield, their struggle echoing through the barren landscape.
The religious sects warred with each other over doctrinal differences, fanning the flames of intolerance.
The competing corporations warred with each other in the cutthroat world of business, employing aggressive tactics to gain market share.
The warring tribes had been locked in conflict for generations, perpetuating a cycle of violence and bloodshed.

clashed (with),combatted, dominated, stormed, overwhelmed, encroached, fought, assaulted, beset, battled

guarded,protected, safeguarded, opposed, submitted (to), shielded, defended, surrendered (to), warded, succumbed (to)

The rival factions warred with each other for years, resulting in countless casualties.

The two nations had warred with each other for centuries, their conflicts causing unimaginable suffering.

Despite attempts at peace negotiations, the warring factions refused to lay down their arms.

The ancient rivals warred with the mighty empire, hoping to conquer their vast territories.