Strike
Strike verb - To refuse to work in order to force an employer to meet demands.
War against and strike are semantically related. In some cases you can use "War against" instead a verb "Strike".
War against
War against verb - To oppose (someone) in physical conflict.
Usage example: continually warring against their neighbors in an effort to expand their territory
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Synonyms for War against
Strike and war against are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Strike" instead a verb phrase "War against".
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Both terms in one sentence
- But he believes that a war between them and humanity is inevitable—and in a war against a superior enemy, your only choice is to strike hard and fast.
Source: Fantastic Racism / Film - In the event of a nuclear war against the Soviet Union, at least some, if not all, Tornadoes from all three countries would be under the command of USAF Tactical Air Command when deployed in the nuclear strike role.
- A Criminal Minds episode ("Lessons Learned", on Season Two) has a mujahideen leader telling this is the reason he wages war against the Western world to Jason Gideon (it's said that he lost his wife and son to a drone strike and implied that he had devolved into his current mindset).
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