noun
dueling
Dueling (noun) means the practice or act of fighting a duel. Example: “Dueling was outlawed in most of Europe by the late 19th century.”
noun
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The practice or act of fighting a duel.
"Dueling was outlawed in most of Europe by the late 19th century."
How to use dueling
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishTaking part in duels, or (loosely) going head-to-head with someone.
Common pairings
dueling pistols
dueling banjos
a dueling scar
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Word forms
- Plural
- duelings
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Rhymes for dueling
feeling
peeling
reeling
fueling
kneeling
modeling
wheeling
yodeling
labeling
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Frequently asked questions
What does “dueling” mean?
The word “dueling” means the practice or act of fighting a duel. In plain terms, taking part in duels, or (loosely) going head-to-head with someone.
How do you use “dueling” in a sentence?
Here is “dueling” used in a sentence: “Dueling was outlawed in most of Europe by the late 19th century.”
What part of speech is “dueling”?
“Dueling” is a noun.
What is the meaning of dueling?
"dueling" (noun) means the practice or act of fighting a duel.
