Duel and Feud

Duel

Duel noun - An earnest effort for superiority or victory over another.
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Synonyms for Duel

Feud and duel are semantically related In some cases you can use "Feud" instead the word "Duel" as a noun or a verb.

Nearby Words: duelling, dueling, duelist, dueler, duellist

Feud

Feud noun - A bitter quarrel between two parties.

Duel and feud are semantically related in quarrel topic. Sometimes you can use "Duel" instead the word "Feud" as a verb or a noun, if it concerns topics such as fall out.

Nearby Words: feuded, feuding, feudalism, feudal

How words are described

old old duel old feud
long long duel long feud
brief brief duel brief feud
public public duel public feud
Other adjectives: friendly, proper, actual, entire, real, violent, big, great, intense, little, famous, personal, major, final, legendary, epic, next, subsequent, last, one-sided, said, three-way.

Both words in one sentence

  • Cooking Duel Naturally, this meant that any feud he had with another character would inevitably come down to a cooking duel.
    Source: Cooking Duel
  • Strike Me Down: After Aravel defeats Morlan in their final duel, Morlan urges his brother to kill him, to finally end their feud.
  • Film / The Big Country McKay gets caught up in the middle of the Terrill-Hannassey feud.McKay refuses to be provoked into proving his manhood, having sworn off such behavior since his father died in a meaningless duel.
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