Anglais

warrior

gb/wˈɔɹiɚ/ us/wˈɔɹiɚ/
B2 Anglais
~ 7300
Sens
0 sens
Nom B2 entity
1

soldier or fighter, often historical

A soldier or fighter, especially a strong and brave one, often from the past.

Schéma d’usage : [someone] is a warrior
Erreur fréquente :
Learners sometimes use "warrior" for any modern soldier. In everyday modern English, "soldier" is more common for real people in today’s armies, while "warrior" often sounds historical, fantasy-like, or poetic.
Synonymes
fighter (General word for someone who fights; does not necessarily suggest historical or heroic style like "warrior".) | soldier (Standard word for someone in a modern army; more neutral and less poetic than "warrior".)
Antonymes
civilian (A person who is not a member of the armed forces, the opposite role of a warrior or soldier.) | pacifist (Someone who is strongly against war or violence, the opposite in attitude to a warrior.)
Collocations
brave warrior |ancient warrior |skilled warrior |warrior culture |warrior class |warrior hero
Thèmes
war |history |society |politics |core_vocabulary
Exemples
  • The novel follows a young warrior who rises to lead his tribe.
  • Samurai were elite warriors who served powerful lords in feudal Japan.
  • In the museum we saw armor worn by Viking warriors.
  • The game lets you create a custom warrior with different weapons and skills.
  • Stories of ancient warriors often focus on honor, loyalty, and courage.
Exemples pédagogiques
  • The warrior rode his horse into battle.
  • She dressed as a warrior for the school play.
  • The movie shows a group of brave warriors.
  • Many games let you play as a warrior.
  • They found the grave of an old warrior.
Nom B2 entity
2

person who fights hardship or cause

A person who does not give up and fights very hard against a big problem or for something they believe in.

Schéma d’usage : [someone] is a [cause] warrior
Erreur fréquente :
Learners may think this always refers to physical fighting. In modern English it is often used metaphorically for emotional, social, or health struggles, usually in a positive or respectful way.
Synonymes
fighter (Common positive word for someone who does not give up; slightly less dramatic and metaphorical than "warrior".) | champion (Focuses more on actively supporting a cause than on personal struggle; often slightly more formal than "warrior".)
Antonymes
quitter (Someone who gives up easily, the opposite of a determined "warrior" in this sense.) | passive (Describes someone who does not take strong action, contrasting with an active and determined warrior.)
Collocations
cancer warrior |mental health warrior |environmental warrior |disability warrior |true warrior |warrior for justice
Thèmes
health |society |emotions |core_vocabulary
Exemples
  • After years of treatment, she became known in the community as a cancer warrior.
  • He’s a real warrior for mental health, always speaking up and supporting others.
  • Parents of children with autism often describe themselves as warriors for their kids’ rights.
  • Despite many setbacks, the small group of climate warriors kept organizing local campaigns.
  • The documentary highlights everyday warriors who fight poverty in their neighborhoods.
Exemples pédagogiques
  • She is a warrior who never gives up.
  • He is a cancer warrior and keeps a positive mind.
  • My mom is a warrior for our family.
  • They call him a warrior for human rights.
  • Many quiet warriors work hard to help others.
Nom slang entity
3

aggressive, often online campaigner

A person, usually online, who argues or fights for ideas in a very strong and often rude way.

Schéma d’usage : [someone] is a [topic] warrior
Synonymes
troll (More strongly negative and focused on deliberately causing trouble; "warrior" can also suggest sincere belief, not only provocation.) | hardliner (Describes a person with very strict, extreme views; less specifically about online arguing than "warrior" in this sense.)
Antonymes
peacemaker (Someone who tries to calm arguments and find agreement, the opposite of an aggressive "warrior" in debates.) | moderate (A person with more balanced views who avoids extreme or hostile arguing.)
Collocations
keyboard warrior |social justice warrior |online warrior |Twitter warrior |armchair warrior
Thèmes
internet |society |conflict |communication |core_vocabulary
Exemples
  • The comment section was full of keyboard warriors attacking anyone who disagreed.
  • Some social justice warriors on the platform are quick to shame people for small mistakes.
  • He turns into an online warrior every election season, posting angry threads all night.
  • Critics say that these road-safety warriors spend more time insulting drivers than changing laws.
Grammaire
Forme canonique
warrior
API
GB/wˈɔɹiɚ/
US/wˈɔɹiɚ/
Syllabes et accentuation
war - ri - or (3 syllabes)
Stress on 1st syllable (war)
Formes du mot
Noun
  • Base: warrior
  • Plural: warriors
Famille de mots
Forms
warriors noun
Core family
war noun A2 warfare noun B2
Related words
wartime noun B2 warlike adjective B2
Advanced or less common
warmonger noun
Expressions

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