Combatants
Leads and combatants are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Leads" instead a noun "Combatants".
Leads
Combatants and leads are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Combatants" instead a noun "Leads".
Both words in one sentence
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Finally both combatants agree to hide their enmity and pretend the match is just for fun, which leads the captain to reinstate it.
Source: Series / NYPD Blue -
This leads to a peculiar view of warfare, wherein "modern" mass-destructive weapons have been largely shunned in favor of armies of melee combatants and civilian machines repurposed for war, with machines designed specifically for war regarded as abominable.
Source: Warrior Poet
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