Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
wage-a-battle
verb phrase
/weɪdʒ ə ˈbætəl/
Definition
To engage in a fight or struggle, either physically or metaphorically, often in an organized manner.
Examples
- The troops were ready to wage a battle against the enemy forces.
- She decided to wage a battle for social justice through her activism.
- In the debate, he waged a battle of ideas to win over the audience.
Meaning
Wage-a-battle refers to the act of actively pursuing a contest or conflict, indicating a commitment to achieving victory or resolving an issue.
Synonyms
- engage in combat
- fight
- confront
- contend
- contest
