Synonyms for combatant
kəmˈbæt nt, ˈkɒm bə təntcom·batant

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1. combatant, battler, belligerent, fighter, scrapperadjective

   someone who fights (or is fighting)

   Synonyms:
   fighter aircraft, combatant, attack aircraft, paladin, champion, fighter, battler, scrapper, belligerent, hero

   Antonyms:
   civilian

2. combatantadjective

   engaging in or ready for combat

   Antonyms:
   civilian

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1. combatantnoun

   Synonyms:
   fighter, CHAMPION, warrior

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1. combatantnoun

   Synonyms:
   contestant, fighter

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1. List of paraphrases for "combatant":

   warrior, fighter, combatants, fighting, fighters, veteran, guerrier

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1. Mick Mulroy:

   Targeting generals is fully lawful, targeting non-combatant civilians is not, Mulroy said. If Russian generals don't want to be targeted, they should withdraw their forces and return to Russia.

2. Defense Department spokesperson Sue Gough:

   Any allegations that we have not been providing information on troop numbers or force posture to the( Defense Department) Agency Review Team is inaccurate, the ART has met with nearly all of the commanders of the geographic combatant commands... the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the Vice Chairman.

3. Joseph Dunford:

   That is one of the more important tasks we face, is to prioritize and allocate resources in accordance with the strategy, and... if you look at what the combatant commanders would identity as their requirements, our inventory falls short of meeting all of what the combatant commanders would want to have, so the art for us is to have enough of our forces forward to demonstrate commitment, assure our allies, to demonstrate the ability to respond -- which enhances deterrence -- and then have the inherent flexibility in the force to get the right amount of forces in the right place, at the right time in the event deterrence fails.

4. Tod Wolters:

   Combatant commanders, specifically Tod Wolters and Phil Davidson from INDOPACOM, have both expressed to the Secretary the need to accelerate the flow of vaccines mostly for the dependents of our military members in Europe and for Phil Davidson in the Pacific, and up to this point we've probably been a little bit off balance.

5. Ukrainian Parliament:

   This is yet another example of the illegal, cynical and barbaric acts perpetrated by the Russian armed forces in the context of their reckless and unprovoked aggression against Ukraine, we call on the Russian military authorities to Ivan Fedorov immediately and to ensure that Ivan Fedorov health and safety is preserved. We urge the Russian authorities to fully respect the Geneva Conventions on combatants and non-combatant civilians and prisoners of war, as well as all relevant provisions of International Humanitarian Law.