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Sense: Noun: conflict

Synonyms:

conflict , fighting , hostilities, combat, battle , fight , armed struggle, clash , warfare , bloodshed

Sense: Noun: campaign

Synonyms:

crusade, fight , campaign , movement , battle , struggle , mission , drive , push , offensive , contest

Sense: Verb: fight - usually in the continuous

Synonyms:

fight , battle , do battle, go to war, wage war, make war, engage in combat, combat, take up arms, bear arms, be at war, feud , engage in hostilities, come to blows

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