Combat and Wallop

Combat

Combat verb - To oppose (someone) in physical conflict.

Usage example: a general eager to combat the enemy on his own ground

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Wallop and combat are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wallop" instead a verb "Combat".

Wallop verb - To strike repeatedly.

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Combat and wallop are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Combat" instead a verb "Wallop".

Nearby Words: walloped, walloping

enemy	combat enemy	wallop enemy
enemies	combat enemies	wallop enemies

He proves himself too rowdy for the Viking warriors by stealing Thor's hammer and using it to wallop them all in combat, leading to Thor and Odin begging for Grim to take Billy back.

Source: Too Spicy for Yog Sothoth
It packs a wallop up close and can kill many of the bad guys you fight early on with one hit (though you'll need a headshot on the higher levels), making it a mainstay for close-up combat until you get your hands on the Commando in the second act.

Source: Shotguns Are Just Better
The offensive Purity perks give them stuff like bonuses during attacks, extra movement points and bonus combat strength for every unused movement point (so if they're parked next to an enemy they will wallop it).

Source: Video Game / Civilization: Beyond Earth

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