Associations to the word «Warfare»
Noun
- Biological
- Trench
- Insurgency
- Tactic
- Weaponry
- Guerrilla
- Naval
- Germ
- Combatant
- Sonar
- Gunpowder
- Submarine
- Munition
- Terrorism
- Sabotage
- Siege
- Christendom
- Gunnery
- Chemical
- Reconnaissance
- Jungle
- Bragg
- Diplomacy
- Manoeuvre
- Maneuver
- Smallpox
- Mustard
- Capability
- Toxin
- Firepower
- Logistics
- Propaganda
- Anti
- Chivalry
- Espionage
- Weapon
- Commando
- Sniper
- Battlefield
- Bloodshed
- Frigate
- Destroyer
- Combat
- Surrogate
- Aegis
- Partisan
- Insignia
- Strife
- Decoy
- Electronic
- Infiltration
- Chariot
- Disarmament
- Radar
- Missile
- Fortification
- Jihad
- Piracy
- Cw
- Nato
- Surveillance
Adjective
- Guerrilla
- Amphibious
- Unconventional
- Submarine
- Asymmetric
- Biological
- Electronic
- Psychological
- Naval
- Mechanized
- Raiding
- Incessant
- Tactical
- Chemical
- Expeditionary
- Anti
- Aerial
- Partisan
- Protracted
- Irregular
- Aztec
- Civilized
- Armoured
- Covert
- Airborne
- Clandestine
- Unmanned
- Iroquois
- Maritime
- Continual
- Armored
- Conventional
- Tribal
- Strategic
- Intermittent
- Paramilitary
- Sporadic
Wiktionary
WARFARE, noun. The waging of war or armed conflict against an enemy.
WARFARE, noun. Military operations of some particular kind e.g. guerrilla warfare.
WARFARE, verb. To lead a military life; to carry on continual wars.
Dictionary definition
WARFARE, noun. The waging of armed conflict against an enemy; "thousands of people were killed in the war".
WARFARE, noun. An active struggle between competing entities; "a price war"; "a war of wits"; "diplomatic warfare".
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