Warring (disambiguation)

Last updated October 27, 2024

To be warring is to be engaged in organized violent conflict with one or more other belligerent groups or nations.

Warring may also refer to:

Warring (surname), a surname
Warring Kennedy (1827–1904), Irish-Canadian politician

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