Battle is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BATTLE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to fight
• struggle tenaciously to achieve or resist something
• engage in a fight or struggle against
• A general action, fight, or encounter, in which all the divisions of an army are or may be engaged; an engagement; a combat.
• A struggle; a contest; as, the battle of life.
• A division of an army; a battalion.
• The main body, as distinct from the van and rear; battalia.
• To assail in battle; to fight.
• battle or contend against in or as if in a battle
• struggle
NOUN:
• a sustained fight between large organized armed forces
• a lengthy and difficult conflict or struggle
• fight between large armed forces
• To join in battle; to contend in fight; as, to battle over theories.
• a hostile meeting of opposing military forces in the course of a war
• an energetic attempt to achieve something
• an open clash between two opposing groups (or individuals)
ADJECTIVE:
• Fertile. See Battel, a.

Words related to BATTLE

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Words that contain BATTLE

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How to use BATTLE in a sentence

• The battle of the Tablada has had European, and therefore American, celebrity.
• If Stone and Robinson wanted battle, they should have it.
• The thought thrilled me like a trumpet in the hour of battle.
• It reached a turning point, however, at the battle of Gettysburg, in July, that same year.
• It was the tramp of arms, the roar of battle, the song of victory and of death.
• The order of battle of Bravalla fight is given, and the ideal array of a host.
• In the field of battle when the son of Jamvavati becomes irresistible in fight, there is nothing which can withstand his force.
• During the height of the battle a Zeppelin slowly circled over the field like a great vulture awaiting a feast.
• Eloi we were ordered to Hill 60, taking part in the now historic battle there.
• The Duke of Lorraine, to avoid a battle which would be rendered sanguinary through despair, was ready and even anxious to assent to these terms.
• His plan of battle was on the whole admirably executed.
• Asia is forbidden but I hold myself free, as a measure of battle tactics, to take half a step Troywards.
• Then he must rise and challenge all or any to come forward and do battle with him to win the axe and become chief in his place.
• In the battle of two days that followed the arsenal was taken and plundered, thousands were killed in the streets, and more than half of the town was burned.
• The insurgents, while achieving their own freedom, were indirectly engaged in fighting the battle of the people of the mother country as well.
• For seven solid hours the battle for the opposite shore of the Marne continued, both sides fighting desperately and heroically.
• Yet if only Guy had not failed her, she knew that no power on earth would have sufficed to move her, no clamour of battle could ever have made her quail.
• For the first half-hour of the committee meeting, Mary had thus to do battle with the skeptical presence of Ralph Denham, who threatened to have it all his own way.
• In twelve minutes we were under way, leading the van to battle.
• But Capaneus, not holding less notions than Mars on the approaching battle, drew up his division against the Electran gate.
• It means that there are, indeed, two great spirits, one entrusted to guide the human soul to wisdom and chastity, the other to kindle wrath and prompt to battle.
• Soon the Russian banner floated over tottering towers and blackened walls, though for many hours the battle raged with fierceness, which human energies can not exceed.
• Those of their accomplices who had smelt the scent of battle fled behind the hills, and got clean away.
• Made the signal for order of sailing, and to prepare for battle.
• When our men saw them depart and go toward the strait, where they might capture the boats from China and unite with the Dutch, they resolved to set sail and give battle.
• Many matters that had been discussed before were now finally settled, the chief of which was the disposition of Lady Falworth in case the battle should go against them.

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