| 释义 |
war of wordsˌwar of ˈwords noun [singular]   - A war of words continued for months, the defeated candidates complaining of unfair muckraking.
- Amid an increasingly hostile war of words, Finley has criticized Racicot for reneging on a promise to cooperate with federal authorities.
- But that knowledge has been buried in the war of words which has accompanied mass unemployment.
- In their war of words and figures, both companies have issued comparisons of the two plans, with strikingly different results.
- On June 30, the war of words was intensified by John Trudell.
- Traditionalists fought back in a war of words that continues to this day.
- Yet it had been Eleanor who had started this war of words.
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