monomachia

monomachia

(ˌmɒnəˈmækɪə) or

monomachy

n
a conflict or fight between two individuals
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monomachy, monomachia

single combat, or a duel. — monomachist, n.
See also: War
single combat; a duel. — monomachist, n.
See also: Conflict
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