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Definition of warring in English: warringadjective ˈwɔːrɪŋˈwɔrɪŋ attributive (of two or more people or groups) in conflict with each other. （两个或多个人或群体）交战的；敌对的；冲突的 敌对的派别。 一对争吵不休的夫妇。 Example sentencesExamples - Indeed, human rights are the middle ground on which they tried to bring together the warring groups.
- The security troops stood by around the campus at the request of the warring groups and the university rector.
- Keeping the warring factions behaving in a civilised fashion can be a very difficult job.
- Step one would be to pour cold water on the warring factions and keep such analysis in-house.
- At the turn of the twentieth century, American Protestantism split into two warring camps.
- His songs have the power to stop warring groups and turn them toward peace.
- It's taken delicate negotiations with the warring parties to come this far.
- In 11 other cases the children were either returned voluntarily or the warring parties reached an agreement.
- The warring factions resume peace talks at the United Nations today.
- This scheme will involve trained mediators bringing warring parties together to discuss and sort out their differences.
- The warring factions got wind of what he was going to do.
- The chairman, who will not come from any of the warring factions, is expected to be picked this week.
- It was rather difficult to constantly be the neutral faction in a warring household.
- If only Australia did have a warring half dozen papers, each out to humiliate and bankrupt the other, how much better served we would be.
- It needed the combined effort of several team officials who raced onto the field to separate the warring factions.
- On these warring accounts of the past, futures are built.
- They called for a day of peace between warring street gangs.
- But they also know that if we cut and run, their country would be at the mercy of warring groups which are united only in their distaste for democracy.
- It has taken five years for peace to be declared between the warring factions.
- Amazingly in Rwanda, the warring factions declared they would not harm the gorillas.
Synonyms opposing, conflicting, clashing, at war, contending, fighting, battling, quarrelling pugnacious, quarrelsome, aggressive, belligerent, militant, martial, warlike, warmongering competing, hostile, rival, at loggerheads, at daggers drawn informal at each other's throats
Definition of warring in US English: warringadjectiveˈwɔrɪŋˈwôriNG attributive (of two or more people or groups) in conflict with each other. （两个或多个人或群体）交战的；敌对的；冲突的 敌对的派别。 一对争吵不休的夫妇。 Example sentencesExamples - On these warring accounts of the past, futures are built.
- Indeed, human rights are the middle ground on which they tried to bring together the warring groups.
- It has taken five years for peace to be declared between the warring factions.
- The warring factions got wind of what he was going to do.
- Keeping the warring factions behaving in a civilised fashion can be a very difficult job.
- It needed the combined effort of several team officials who raced onto the field to separate the warring factions.
- But they also know that if we cut and run, their country would be at the mercy of warring groups which are united only in their distaste for democracy.
- The warring factions resume peace talks at the United Nations today.
- At the turn of the twentieth century, American Protestantism split into two warring camps.
- If only Australia did have a warring half dozen papers, each out to humiliate and bankrupt the other, how much better served we would be.
- In 11 other cases the children were either returned voluntarily or the warring parties reached an agreement.
- His songs have the power to stop warring groups and turn them toward peace.
- They called for a day of peace between warring street gangs.
- This scheme will involve trained mediators bringing warring parties together to discuss and sort out their differences.
- Step one would be to pour cold water on the warring factions and keep such analysis in-house.
- It was rather difficult to constantly be the neutral faction in a warring household.
- The chairman, who will not come from any of the warring factions, is expected to be picked this week.
- Amazingly in Rwanda, the warring factions declared they would not harm the gorillas.
- The security troops stood by around the campus at the request of the warring groups and the university rector.
- It's taken delicate negotiations with the warring parties to come this far.
Synonyms opposing, conflicting, clashing, at war, contending, fighting, battling, quarrelling
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