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Often used in the same context:
conflict,
ceasefire,
war,
bloodshed,
truce,
intifadah,
belligerents,
armistice,
bloodletting,
skirmishes,
insurrection,
combatants,
strife,
confrontation,
tensions,
clashes,
warfare,
violence,
peace treaty,
offensives,
conflagration,
intifada,
belligerency,
unrest,
peace,
provocations,
aggression,
animosities,
secessionist,
ethnic cleansing,
rivalry,
negotiations,
dialogue,
civilians,
bloodbath,
escalation,
remilitarization,
siege,
shuttle diplomacy,
acrimony,
enmity,
rapprochement,
occupation,
entente,
detente,
abstract noun,
atrocities,
pullout,
insurgency,
bombardment,
genocide,
hizbollah,
great schism,
cessations,
revanchism,
korean peninsula,
disarmament,
rearmament,
besiegers,
stalemate,
quarrels,
separatist,
feud,
fighting,
interethnic,
antagonism,
entente cordiale,
adventurism,
flareup,
riots,
idf,
factions,
humanitarian,
massacres,
fraternisation,
moro islamic liberation front,
hindenburg line,
irreconcilables,
brinkmanship,
troops,
rebellion,
peacemakers,
destabilization,
discords,
quadripartite,
schism,
pogrom,
delegitimation,
reconquest,
militias,
demarches,
balkan wars,
disengagement,
slanging match,
rebels,
attacks,
insurgence,
militancy,
peacekeepers,
reprisals,
fisticuffs,
sniping,
aggressions,
wars,
dissensions,
conflicts,
dispute,
dissension,
quarrel,
rebellions,
confrontations,
hostility,
reverses,
antagonisms,
incursions,
mutinies,
assaults,
areawide,
postdischarge,
posthospital,
postwar,
redeployment,
aftercare,
emergency,
interim,
mandatory,
operational,
pandemic,
parenting,
perioperative,
postrelease,
preliminary,
preretirement,
project,
spill,
withdrawal
Appears in the definition of:
aggression,
assail,
attack,
engaged,
go to war,
make peace,
nonaggression,
outbreak,
pacification,
peace,
peace process,
peace treaty,
recommence,
take arms,
take up arms,
trip wire,
unrepressed
Also try:
— Adjectives for hostilities:
open,
actual,
active,
indian,
further,
armed,
military,
mutual,
immediate,
present,
scale,
more...
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