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Meaning of waged
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waged (imp. & p. p.)
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waged Sentence Examples
- The Battle of Gettysburg was a pivotal conflict waged between Union and Confederate forces during the American Civil War.
- The war waged against terrorism tested the limits of national security and civil liberties.
- The environmental crisis has brought to light the need for concerted action to curb its devastating impact waged on the planet.
- The government waged a relentless campaign against drug trafficking, aiming to dismantle cartels and reduce drug use.
- The company waged a fierce battle for market share, outspending and outmaneuvering its competitors.
- The scientist waged a lifelong campaign against scientific fraud, exposing misconduct and upholding the integrity of research.
- The diplomat waged a tireless effort to broker peace between warring factions, striving to end years of conflict.
- The journalist waged an exposé against corporate corruption, exposing unethical practices and demanding accountability.
- The artist waged a creative revolution, challenging traditional norms and pushing the boundaries of artistic expression.
- The activist waged a passionate campaign for social justice, fighting for the rights of the marginalized and advocating for equality.
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The Battle of Gettysburg was a pivotal conflict waged between Union and Confederate forces during the American Civil War.
The war waged against terrorism tested the limits of national security and civil liberties.
The environmental crisis has brought to light the need for concerted action to curb its devastating impact waged on the planet.
The government waged a relentless campaign against drug trafficking, aiming to dismantle cartels and reduce drug use.
