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The phrase "a huge war" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large-scale conflict or battle, often emphasizing the magnitude or intensity of the war.
Example: "The history books are filled with accounts of a huge war that changed the course of nations."
Alternatives: "a massive conflict" or "a significant battle".
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"I don't have a huge war against T.S.A.," she said on Monday.
He has a huge war chest and the slickest electoral machine that America has ever seen.
"The studios developed a huge war chest — it was the most important of Hollywood issues ever.
"The Bush administration is looking at this as a huge war zone.
"I expected to walk in and see a huge war zone.
For Vodafone, the deal will provide a huge war chest that could help it reshape the European telecommunications industry.
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The president has a huge war-chest, his own party firmly behind him and a rare capacity to inspire.
You may not have meant to, but you have triggered a huge civilizational war -- the war within Islam.
For the Democrats Mrs Clinton is the strong front-runner with a reportedly huge war-chest, but enough doubts persist about her voter-appeal to encourage other candidates to step in.
It is an argument backed by an army of lobbyists and a huge political war chest.
We're going to have a huge holocaust war if we don't get George Bush out of there".
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