The phrase
"war of words" means a conflict or debate in which people argue, criticize, or attack each other using words and arguments instead of physical violence.
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The former regional chairman rained insults on Bugri after both NPP members engaged in
war of words with the latter hitting the current chairman in the chest.
He must be feeling lonely since Wenger isn't interested
in war of words with him.
ADO - EKITI — Both the ruling Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN, and the opposition Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in Ekiti State are engaged in
war of words over next Saturday's House of Representatives election re-run in the state.
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All the latest headlines from the newspapers in Italy as Roma goalkeeper slams Juventus
as war of words between the Scudetto rivals shows no sign of abating.
Last year, the two had a public
war of words on Twitter over an earlier Sprint TV spot and the quality of the two companies» respective wireless networks.
The
bitter war of words between Avella and Greco dates back to when the senator began accepting proposals to repurpose the land roughly two years ago, but a plan submitted by Le Cats to keep the colony in place was not considered, according to Greco.
Following one of the calmest stretches for stocks since the 1960s, last week's
escalating war of words with North Korea hit late summer markets which had been priced for relatively little volatility.
British Humanist Association accuses attorney general of trying to turn debate over faith into «
war of words about religion»
Both sides are digging in their heels and readying for the likely messy divorce with attitude and commitment frequently thrown around in the escalating
public war of words between the sides.
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Charlie King, a top Cuomo ally, used an offensive slur to refer to Republican Party Chairman Ed Cox in an
ongoing war of words over the elevation of the governor's former chief of staff, Melissa DeRosa, to the post of secretary to the governor.
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There has been
recent war of words between Soyinka and Oyinlola over chairmanship of separate boards for the UNESCO - approved centre.
ALBANY - A nasty
war of words broke out between Gov. Paterson and the Legislature Sunday over a state budget that is threatening to break a record for lateness.
Ed Miliband and David Cameron entered into a bitter
war of words today, as polling day approached.
Meanwhile, the British government expressed little interest in the increasingly bitter
war of words which erupted after Muammar Gaddafi's wife and three of his children were accepted into neighbouring Algeria.
It describes the intentional, well - financed
war of words used to discredit, undermine, and destroy the U.S. institution of public education.
It set off a bitter, week -
long war of words with Cuomo, who argued the $ 2.3 billion in annual spending that counties would shed would simply fall to the state and result in other tax increases or cuts in Medicaid services.
The home secretary has endured a
bruising war of words with senior policemen in recent days, after she took credit for flooding London with police after last Monday's violence.
A
political war of words triggered between the Congress and the BJP after Prasad accused the main opposition party of having links with Cambridge Analytica, the Facebook associate under the scanner.
«The
U.S. war of words with Mexico is dangerous, and Burney, among others, is convinced the first thing that Canada has to do is abandon the Three Amigos relationship,» Solomon wrote at Maclean's on January 30.
That in and of itself isn't necessarily unusual, but combined with an ongoing
war of words among House Republicans with regards to Rosenstein, it points to an effort to delegitimize the deputy attorney general within the GOP and among Trump's supporters, an effort that Trump himself has engaged in on Twitter.
Johnson decision to purchase the weapons, despite having failed to receive authorisation from the government, has caused a
new war of words between the two coalition parties.
And despite the fact that TNR is widely accepted all across the U.S., it feels like we are in a never -
ending war of words over the right way to reduce the number of community cats.
SYRACUSE, N.Y. -
A war of words has broken out between Onondaga County Executive Joanie Mahoney and Syracuse Common Councilor Khalid Bey as they head into the Nov. 3 election.
Klopp may have dropped his new No. 1 in favour for Mignolet, though with the media's
war of words around the young German ongoing, perhaps that was just as well.
What began 14 years ago as a knock - down, drag - out start to a potential rivalry between two skinny guys — a 20 - something burgeoning superstar and a promising 19 - year - old rookie — has evolved into a
nasty war of words between golf's best and an envious competitor who never quite lived up to his potential.
He was also recently involved in a social
media war of words with Ghana's coach Avram Grant's agent.
Ndume
said war of words between the Speaker of the House, Yakubu Dogara and the ousted chairman of the House Committee on Appropriation, Abdulmumin Jubrin, was a fallout between the duo.
Pro-Brexit London mayor ramps
up war of words with PM, while Lord Mandelson warns of trade price - hikes if UK votes leave
Demands for a ban on smoking in UK parks and outdoor spaces have split the anti-tobacco movement, with leading figures engaged in an increasingly bad -
tempered war of words on the issue
All reports indicate they went spectacularly badly, with both parties entering into a
brutal war of words in their aftermath.
Recent
war of words trending between Kenedy Agyapong and Afia Schwarzenegger can not pass without criticism.
In close - up Neeson's anguish holds the screen like few other sights in modern cinema, and a comparatively late scene in «Silence» pits Neeson against Garfield in a stimulating, discreetly
combative war of words, and beliefs.
If public education is ever going to meet the needs of low - income students, ideas for change must get beyond the
constant war of words fueled by advocacy journalism, partisan blogging and fake news.
Looking at the
current war of words with USA and North Korea, It's recommended to wait for a certain crisis to play out and not invest in a travel plan so quickly.
Speaking to reporters outside Parliament Wednesday, Prasad also triggered a political
war of words when he accused the main Opposition Congress party of having links with Cambridge Analytica, the Facebook associate under the scanner.
The 2018 pre-season has already given us plenty of drama, be it the posturing surrounding the removal of grid girls from F1, or the apparent
growing war of words between Formula 1 boss Chase Carey and Formula E CEO Alejandro Agag.
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