Warfare

Pronunciation: /ˈwɔrˌfɛr/

Definitions of warfare

noun the activity of engaging in war or conflict

Example Sentences

A1 Warfare involves fighting between two or more groups.

A2 Soldiers are trained in warfare tactics to protect their country.

B1 The history of warfare dates back to ancient civilizations.

B2 Modern warfare includes advanced technology and strategies.

C1 The Geneva Conventions set rules for warfare and the treatment of prisoners.

C2 Experts study the psychological effects of warfare on soldiers and civilians.

Examples of warfare in a Sentence

formal The history of warfare dates back thousands of years.

informal Modern warfare tactics have evolved significantly.

slang Some people glorify warfare in video games.

figurative The political debate turned into a verbal warfare.

Grammatical Forms of warfare

• plural: warfares
• comparative: more warfare
• superlative: most warfare
• present tense: warfare
• future tense: will warfare
• perfect tense: have warfare
• continuous tense: is warring
• singular: warfare
• positive degree: warfare
• infinitive: to warfare
• gerund: warring
• participle: warring

Origin and Evolution of warfare

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old North French

Story behind the word: The word 'warfare' originates from the Old North French word 'werreier' which means 'to make war'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'warfare' has evolved to encompass not just physical combat but also psychological, economic, and technological aspects of conflict.