About The Word Logomachy
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Logomachy
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What's The Definition Of Logomachy?Synonyms | Synonyms for Logomachy: Related Terms | Find terms related to Logomachy: altercation | apologetics | apologia | apology | argument | argumentation | bicker | bickering | blood feud | brawl | broil | casuistry | cat-and-dog life | combat | conflict | contention | contentiousness | contest | contestation | controversy | cut and thrust | debate | defense | disputation | dispute | donnybrook | donnybrook fair | embroilment | enmity | feud | fight | fighting | fliting | flyting | fracas | fuss | hassle | hostility | hubbub | imbroglio | Kilkenny cats | litigation | open quarrel | paper war | passage of arms | polemic | polemics | quarrel | quarreling | quarrelsomeness | rhubarb | scrapping | set-to | sharp words | slanging match | snarl | spat | squabble | squabbling | strife | struggle | tiff | tussle | vendetta | verbal engagement | war | war of words | warfare | words | wrangle | wrangling See Also | Logomachy In Webster's Dictionary \Lo*gom"a*chy\, n. [Gr. ?; ? word + ? fight, battle,
contest: cf. F. logomachie.]
1. Contention in words merely, or a contention about words; a
war of words.
The discussion concerning the meaning of the word ``
justification'' . . . has largely been a mere
logomachy. --L. Abbott.
2. A game of word making.
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