Contended

Usage examples of warred.

In its first century, Rationalism affirmed the nations as the ultimate units of history and warred against the subjection of the nations to the dynasts.

But Servia warred with Turkey, and her troops were defeated in the great battle at Kossovo, and the Ottoman power became supreme.

These groups have resented one another and warred against one another with such vehemence and violence as to obscure their common position as sharers of leftovers in a very wealthy country.

Three Seas, all the Great Factions warred with tangible foes for tangible ends, while the Mandate warred against a foe no one could see for an end no one believed in.

The Thousand Temples, the Scarlet Spires, all the Great Factions warred interminably across the Three Seas.

Dark rollers warred against one another, clashed with unearthly momentum, as though the very Gods warred beneath.

The Nansur Empire, as you well know, has warred against the Fanim since the first Kiani tribesmen rode howling from the deserts.

They left lightened of both silver and seed, but she had convinced herself that they took some part of her with them, that she had expanded somehow, that she, Esmenet, haunted eyes that watched and warred with the world.

When one warred with the intangible, convolutions were certain to abound.