Combat ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Combat ( noun )

1. A fight or battle between two or more parties, whether physical or non-physical.
2. The act or process of fighting or battling.
3. A struggle against an opposing force or condition.

Origin:

The word combat comes from the old french word "combattre" which means to fight or to battle. the word has been used to refer to a fight or battle between two or more parties since the 14th century.

Examples:

1. The combat between the two armies was fierce.
2. He was trained in hand-to-hand combat.
3. The combat of the firefighters with the raging inferno.
4. The combat against poverty has been ongoing for years.
5. The combat of the disease has been difficult.

(As a verb)

Combat ( verb )

1. A fight or battle between two or more parties, whether physical or non-physical.
2. The act or process of fighting or battling.
3. A struggle against an opposing force or condition.

Origin:

The word combat comes from the old french word "combattre" which means to fight or to battle. the word has been used to refer to a fight or battle between two or more parties since the 14th century.

Examples:

1. The combat between the two armies was fierce.
2. He was trained in hand-to-hand combat.
3. The combat of the firefighters with the raging inferno.
4. The combat against poverty has been ongoing for years.
5. The combat of the disease has been difficult.