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Meaning duel meaning

What does duel mean?
Definitions in simple English

duel Noun

— A duel is an arranged, regular combat between two persons.

duel Verb

— If you duel with someone, you fight with them.

duel

— noun a prearranged fight with deadly weapons by two people (accompanied by seconds) in order to settle a quarrel over a point of honor — noun any struggle between two skillful opponents (individuals or groups) — verb fight a duel, as over one's honor or a woman In the 19th century, men often dueled over small matters

Synonyms duel synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as duel?

duel English » English

single combat struggle joust fight combat battle affaire d’honneur warfare strife scuffle conflict whip war wallop tussle tilt throb thresh thrash strike slam shoot-out shoot out scramble scour rough-and-tumble riot retreat rencontre quarrel pound palpitate opposition melee hit hassle hammer free-for-all fray fly fight with fists fight a duel fan engagement duello duelling dueling donnybrook cream contest

Topics duel topics

What do people use duel to talk about?
Social behavior Conflict

Fight

Conjugation duel conjugation

How do you conjugate duel?

duel · verb

Examples duel examples

How do I use duel in a sentence?

Simple sentences

His son had been killed in a duel.
Tycho Brahe lost part of his nose in a sword duel.
Tom challenged John to a duel.

Movie subtitles

When I thought of Musashi-sama heading into a duel from here I completely forgot anything about my own body.
Romeo challenges his rival, Tybalt, and wounds him in a duel.
Balduin's representatives talk with the Baron and organize the duel.
Balduin goes to the duel.
Hagen Tronje shall duel with me for his life!
The Senate of the University will discuss the possible expulsion.of the student Balduin because of his duel in which a death occurred. The Rector.
Since the duel with the baron, he's refused to see her.
This is a duel between you and me Mr. Holmes.
He'll challenge Mr. Wickham to a duel and he'll be killed!
This is a very unusual type of duel.
The important thing in the duel is the handkerchief.
He will not take part in a duel.
To a duel, Mr Fitzroy.
Duel?!
It was a duel, Your Majesty.
When you risked your neck in a duel over that petticoat. that was your business.
I was out arranging the duel.
Let's forget about the duel.
A duel.
A duel!
I implore you, don't talk to me about this confounded duel!
It means that at 12 o'clock tonight, here in this room, we will meet in mortal combat. A duel to the death.
Do you understand the rules of this duel?
I'll give 10-to-1 Ted Dillard shot him in a duel.
Musashi-dono went there for a duel.
Not in the least. When I thought of Musashi-sama heading into a duel from here I completely forgot anything about my own body.
Balduin's godfathers talk with the Baron and organize the duel.
Say one word to sully the lady's honour and I'll slay you tomorrow in a duel!
It will not be your first duel.
You won't duel?
A duel with swords, until death, blindfolded.
One of our reporters just got himself killed in a duel.
We all remember Paul Marambot, was killed in a duel.
It's only that one never knows what may happen in a duel with pistols.
But it is a duel with pistols. and both men will shoot to kill.
As you would be irretrievably lost with weapons - - I have the honour of offering a duel which gives us exactly equal odds.

News and current affairs

On the contrary, it is caught in a duel between healing and disruptive influences, in which it can ill afford any further intensification of the latter.

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