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Synonyms for bout
baʊtbout
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English Synonyms and Antonyms
bout
Conflict is a general word which describes opponents, whether individuals or hosts, as dashed together. One continuous conflict between entire armies is a battle. Another battle may be fought upon the same field after a considerable interval; or a new battle may follow immediately, the armies meeting upon a new field. An action is brief and partial; a battle may last for days. Engagement is a somewhat formal expression for battle; as, it was the commander's purpose to avoid a general engagement. A protracted war, including many battles, may be a stubborn contest. Combat, originally a hostile encounter between individuals, is now used also for extensive engagements. A skirmish is between small detachments or scattered troops. An encounter may be either purposed or accidental, between individuals or armed forces. Fight is a word of less dignity than battle; we should not ordinarily speak of Waterloo as a fight, unless where the word is used in the sense of fighting; as, I was in the thick of the fight.
Synonyms:
action, affair, battle, combat, conflict, contest, encounter, engagement, fight, passage of arms, skirmish, strifeAntonyms:
armistice, concord, peace, suspension of hostilities, trucePreposition:
A battle of giants; battle between armies; a battle for life, against invaders; a battle to the death; the battle of (more rarely at) Marathon.
Princeton's WordNet
turn, bout, roundnoun
(sports) a division during which one team is on the offensive
Synonyms:
routine, turn of events, spell, circle, play, beat, number, stave, twist, bend, round of drinks, tour, turning, daily round, round, troll, rung, unit of ammunition, rhythm, tear, round of golf, one shot, good turn, bust, act, crook, cycle, go, turn, bit, bingeboutnoun
a period of illness
"a bout of fever"; "a bout of depression"
boutnoun
a contest or fight (especially between boxers or wrestlers)
bust, tear, binge, boutnoun
an occasion for excessive eating or drinking
"they went on a bust that lasted three days"
Synonyms:
flop, rip, snag, round, split, tear, teardrop, orgy, bust, binge, fizzle, female chest, rent, splurge, turn
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sesh
small time section
there was bout in college yesterday
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Words popularity by usage frequency
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#123 | go | |
#143 | number | |
#317 | end | |
#473 | action | |
#516 | play | |
#552 | act | |
#982 | bit | |
#1007 | turn | |
#1080 | tour | |
#1309 | round | |
#1637 | rent | |
#1852 | piece | |
#2541 | battle | |
#2575 | fight | |
#2698 | cycle | |
#2765 | tip | |
#2851 | beat | |
#3106 | conflict | |
#3201 | circle | |
#3466 | episode | |
#3575 | contest | |
#3684 | split | |
#4372 | turning | |
#4575 | combat | |
#4822 | orgy | |
#5269 | routine | |
#5546 | engagement | |
#6506 | bend | |
#6986 | spell | |
#7432 | rip | |
#7693 | encounter | |
#7835 | twist | |
#8028 | rhythm | |
#9356 | tear | |
#9420 | affair | |
#10713 | bust | |
#10874 | bot | |
#12920 | bout | |
#14866 | flop | |
#17139 | troll | |
#24177 | strife | |
#25335 | crook | |
#28901 | binge | |
#33918 | snag | |
#36954 | rung | |
#39292 | teardrop | |
#47518 | stave | |
#48737 | skirmish | |
#66230 | splurge | |
#72426 | fizzle | |
#298998 | baute |
How to use bout in a sentence?
Yo, I don't care bout everyone's questions im just here so I don't get fined by Papa Pete.
All writers are vain, selfish and lazy, and at the very bottom of their motives lies a mystery. Writing a book is a long, exhausting struggle, like a long bout of some painful illness. One would never undertake such a thing if one were not driven by some demon whom one can neither resist nor understand.
The Jeff Horn vs. Manny Pacquiao bout results were controversial, causing disputes amongst fans. For this reason, transparency is so important, based on this, five anonymous, competent judges from different countries were asked to watch the bout without sound.
We were used to doing between the three about 50 funerals a month, now we are doing about 80, 90, even 100, our funeral home in west Texas has been 90 percent COVID-19 related passings. Here in the hill country, I would say bout 30-40 percent have been COVID-related.
A bout of risk aversion took hold in markets last week ...Uncertainty is evident again on Monday.
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