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Discover Ludwig"battle of words" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a heated argument or debate between two or more people, where they are trying to outwit or outargue each other verbally. Example: The political debate turned into a fierce battle of words as the candidates attacked each other's policies. In this example, "battle of words" refers to the intense verbal sparring between the political candidates during the debate.
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Outside a polite battle of words raged.
In the battle of words they might have the upper hand.
In Washington, the struggle to provide famine relief to Afghans provoked a battle of words.
"We expect an energetic battle of words on such issues as" the dispute with China over islands in the East China Sea.
The latest battle of words comes as China says it has gained ground in its claims to the islands with almost continuous maritime patrols since September.
There I was — in a situation that has become all too familiar since I got into the business of selling businesses — engaged in a battle of words.
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Public parks and abandoned buildings were turned into clubs as gangs sublimated rumbles into battles of words and break-dance competitions.
The battle of angry words sharpened as well: the Russian president, Dmitri A. Medvedev, accused the Georgian president, Mikheil Saakashvili, of harboring "idiotic ideas" that had provoked the war.
As the battle of both words and deeds heats up between Iran and the west, some experts have begun to question whether Israel even truly has the capability to effectively strike Iran's nuclear facilities.
Mr. Boomer's sentence was overturned, ending the battle of the bad words.
The battle now is one of words, with the West Kingston political leaders insisting that the governing party sent in the police to provoke a violent reaction from residents to gain an edge and close their gap in the polls.
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