What is the similarities and differences between berate and battle

1 answer:

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Answer: "Berate" is used in context of a verbal confrontation, while "battle" can refer to both physical and verbal confrontation.

Explanation:

The meaning of "berate" as a verb is to scold or criticize someone.

"Battle", on the other hand, has various meanings as a verb:

to struggle/fight

to resist

to confront

to strive

As seen above, both verbs generally convey the same idea - a confrontation. "Berate" refers to a verbal confrontation, while "battle" can stand for a physical confrontation as well.

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