warray Synonyms
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warray Meaning
Webster
warray (v. t.)
To make war upon. [Obs.] Fairfax.
warray Sentence Examples
- The ongoing warray between neighboring tribes had devastated both communities.
- The warray erupted when one clan accused the other of stealing their livestock.
- The warray raged fiercely, leaving a trail of destruction and countless casualties.
- Peacemakers and mediators struggled to find a solution to the seemingly endless warray.
- The warray spread beyond its initial borders, engulfing several neighboring villages.
- The warray was fueled by deep-seated grievances and mistrust that had accumulated over many years.
- The horrors of the warray traumatized an entire generation, leaving a lasting legacy of pain and suffering.
- The warray had catastrophic consequences for the local economy, disrupting trade and destroying infrastructure.
- Rumors of the warray reached far-off lands, spreading fear and apprehension.
- The end of the warray was finally brokered through a delicate ceasefire, but the scars of the conflict remained deeply etched in the collective memory.
FAQs About the word warray
To make war upon. [Obs.] Fairfax.
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No antonyms found.
The ongoing warray between neighboring tribes had devastated both communities.
The warray erupted when one clan accused the other of stealing their livestock.
The warray raged fiercely, leaving a trail of destruction and countless casualties.
Peacemakers and mediators struggled to find a solution to the seemingly endless warray.
