War-of-words Definition

noun
A heated and bad-tempered exchange of inflammatory statements.
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Noun

Singular:
war-of-words
Plural:
wars-of-words

War-of-words Sentence Examples

  • A violent war of words ensued.

  • Fearing arrest John de Stratford fled to Canterbury, and entered upon a violent war of words with.

  • For some years there had been a war of words between the religious parties, known as the Gomarists (strict Calvinists) and the Arminians (moderate Calvinists).

  • Do you join the war of words or maintain objectivity by only reporting on what was said by both sides.

  • This war of words has become pretty heavy-handed on Trump's side.

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