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Meaning of battle
A prolonged fight or struggle, especially one between large numbers of people, such as armies.
Etymology of battle
The word "battle" comes from Old French "bataille", from Late Latin "battuere", meaning "to fight", which is derived from Latin "battuere", meaning "to beat"
The word has been used in English since the 13th century to refer to a fight or struggle, especially one between large numbers of people
Synonyms
fight
war
conflict
clash
skirmish
encounter
engagement
combat
fray
struggle
contest
showdown
duel
confrontation
altercation
brawl
melee
fracas
donnybrook
rumble
tussle
scuffle
fracas
strife
quarrel
dispute
argument
feud
rivalry
opposition
resistance
defiance
insurgence
rebellion
uprising
revolt
mutiny
insurrection
revolution.
Definitions
- A prolonged fight or struggle, especially one between large numbers of people, such as armies
- A contest or struggle, especially one that is fiercely contested or difficult
- A particular period of fighting in a war or campaign
Usage Examples
- The two armies clashed in a fierce battle that lasted for hours
- The company is facing a battle to stay competitive in the market
- The team won the battle for the championship title
Antonyms
peace
harmony
calm
serenity
tranquility
accord
agreement
cooperation
compromise
truce
ceasefire
armistice
surrender
retreat
withdrawal
defeat
submission
compliance
obedience
acquiescence
conciliation
reconciliation.