Definition
Battle — verb.
- To engage in combat or a fight.
- To contend or struggle for a cause or goal.
- To fight or resist against something challenging, such as natural forces or adversity.
Examples
- "The two armies battled for control of the city."
- "She battled for equal rights."
- "Firefighters battled a massive forest blaze."
"Battle" conveys a sense of sustained effort, resistance, or confrontation, whether literal or figurative.
Author’s summary: The term "battle" means to engage in or struggle against an opposing force, often symbolizing determination and endurance in conflict.
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