Noun:

హెచ్చరిక, యుద్ధం, పోరాడాలనుకుంటున్నారా, యుద్ధ, ఫైట్,

fighting's Usage Examples:

DescriptionAlthough seemingly unremarkable in appearance, the utility belt is one of Batman's most important tools in fighting crime.

both were fighting a holding action against enemy forces in order to give time for allies to retreat.

This, however, allowed the Japanese to use their arquebuses and fight using their traditional fighting style of boarding enemy ships.

This is also evident in the game Rocky Legends, where Clubber's storyline begins with him fighting in the Chicago Prison in a ring actually inside the prison itself.

Mlambo-Ngcuka's husband, Bulelani Ngcuka, was head of South Africa's National Directorate of Public Prosecutions at the time and charged with fighting organised crime.

The Suage river bridge was once witness to fierce fighting between Japanese Imperial forces and the combined Filipino and American troops including the recognized Ilonggo guerrilla fighters.

Sarah was then sent home while her brother remained fighting.

A firefighter is a rescuer extensively trained in firefighting, primarily to extinguish hazardous fires that threaten life, property, and the environment.

Known as BIONIX, the IFV was the product of a tripartite team of engineers and technical staff from Singapore Technologies Automotive, DMO and G5 Army, working jointly with HQ Armour to produce a fighting machine tailored to the specific operational requirements of the Army.

He favored such subjects as fighting cocks, rabid dogs, and people enraptured by rage or bound in chains.

In late December, at Santa Anna's behest, the Mexican Congress passed the Tornel Decree, declaring that any foreigners fighting against Mexican troops will be deemed pirates and dealt with as such, being citizens of no nation presently at war with the Republic and fighting under no recognized flag.

Unofficially, members of the Rhodesian and South African armed forces wore extremely short shorts due to fighting in the hot climates there.

Synonyms:

ruffle, fight, fistfight, disturbance, impact, rumble, tussle, brush, battering, slugfest, gunfight, shock, cut-and-thrust, single combat, shootout, blow, scuffle, in-fighting, banging, knife fight, battle, fisticuffs, free-for-all, beating, gunplay, fray, close-quarter fighting, clash, brawl, combat, gang fight, dogfight, conflict, rough-and-tumble, whipping, set-to, hassle, fencing, snickersnee, affaire d"honneur, struggle, affray, scrap, duel, encounter, skirmish,

Antonyms:

compatibility, keep, orderly, spiritless, victory,