Pronunciation: /ˈwɔriər/
noun a person engaged in warfare or fighting
A1 The warrior fought bravely in the battle.
A2 The young warrior trained hard to become a skilled fighter.
B1 The warrior was known for their courage and determination on the battlefield.
B2 As a seasoned warrior, he led his troops into battle with strategic precision.
C1 The legendary warrior was revered for their unmatched skills in combat.
C2 The warrior's valor and leadership inspired all who fought alongside them.
adjective relating to or characteristic of a warrior
A1 She is a warrior princess in the fantasy book.
A2 The warrior spirit within him helped him overcome his fears.
B1 The team showed their warrior mentality by never giving up until the final whistle.
B2 His warrior-like determination led him to achieve great success in his career.
C1 The warrior code of honor guided him in making difficult decisions on the battlefield.
C2 Her warrior instincts allowed her to anticipate her opponent's moves and outwit them in combat.
formal The warrior displayed great skill and bravery on the battlefield.
informal That warrior is a total badass!
slang Check out that warrior, they're a total boss.
figurative She faced her fears head-on, like a true warrior.
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