wartime
theater of war
warfare
war
warfaring
cockpit
by the ears
confrontation
battleful
polemology
hot war
bewarred
engaged
warfighting
civil war
battlezone
interbellum
go to war
firefight
fight
state of war
front
hostilities
belligerency
conflagration
engagement
belligerent
shootout
extended order
international humanitarian law
running battle
field of honor
hot zone
murdress
infight
blitzkrieg
battle-array
antiarms
strife
pitched battle
Ypres
war zone
first battle of Ypres
battle of Ypres
conflictual
conflict-ridden
clash
vertical escalation
it's on
armageddon
skirmishing
asymmetric warfare
war-ridden
warring
argy-bargy
militant
assault
field
strife-ridden
at war
fighting
war-weariness
violent
combatant
aggression
pitched
affaire d'honneur
duel
pitch
opposition
Battle of the Somme
Somme
foe
interarmy
wardom
at swords' points
battle line
Somme River
enemy
violence
foeman
hemoclysm
battle
peacelessness
brannigan
military
battlefield
conflict
furball
factionalism

English words for 'a period of time during which there is armed conflict'

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