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sparred

verb as in fight

Strong matches

verb as in scrap

Strongest matches

Strong matches

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Over the last week, he has sparred with his insurance company because the white cabinets lost in Helene were the same color as the ones he lost in Idalia.

The junior senator's remarks came as he sparred with Democratic vice presidential nominee Walz over abortion restrictions and reproductive care and defended Trump's state-level abortion policy stance as better reflecting the country's "diverse" viewpoints.

From Salon

"I feel like we're always in the cone of possibly being targeted but then get sparred at the last minute but I don't think we're going to lucky again."

From BBC

For nearly two hours, the pair sparred over abortion access, immigration, and the ongoing wars in Gaza and Ukraine.

From BBC

Swift's endorsement of Harris came after a fiery 90-minute presidential debate, during which the two candidates sparred over issues such as abortion rights, the economy and immigration.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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