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war of nerves::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | psychological warfare |
| Type of | war, warfare |
Examples of war of nerves
war of nerves
A rare real moment in the bipolar war of nerves, well worth writing home about.
From the time.com
Hitler's strategy was a classic example of what came to be known as a war of nerves.
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In a war of nerves, an unsustainable strategy is a losing strategy.
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As in Austria, Hitler's war of nerves began with a wave of terrorist bombings and street riots.
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The superpower and the minipower had different motives for cranking up the mutual war of nerves.
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The war of nerves was threatening to get out of hand.
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The result has been a six-month war of nerves.
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The watch on the Rio Grande is a most crucial outpost in the ceaseless war of nerves with the illegal Mexican immigrants.
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He called it the war of nerves.
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