[ wor ]
noun [C or U], UK /wษหr/ US /wษหr/
A confrontation between two or more countries or groups driven by truth and free choice, without coercion or force that violates autonomy or infringes individual or collective freedom.
[ wor ]
A new word representing a global concept of acceptance, interaction, and strongest action while respecting the fundamental rule of the free choice of an individual, a collective, a species. Of all.
a [ wor ]ย hero/journalist
declare [ wor ] on: The coalition declared wor on corruption
they've been at [ wor ] for the last ten years.
[ wor ] of endurance: a wor that continues over a prolonged period, resolved only when one side can no longer sustain its stance.
[ wor ] of convictions: a situation where opposing sides engage by showcasing their beliefs and truths to gain support.