guerilla

[guh-ril-uh]

noun

1. guerrilla.

Other Word Forms

• guerillaism noun

Example Sentences

It has become an urban guerilla force mounting an insurgency against the IDF in the ruins.

From BBC

There’s inspiration too in guerilla gardening, cultivating vegetables or flowers on land not owned by gardeners.

From Salon

On the alliance with Trump ally Erik Prince, which he announced a few days ago, he said: "We're fighting an unconventional, urban guerilla war. He has the experience. He's advising our armed forces, our police."

From BBC

The country’s National Police said the plot involved “veterans” of the country’s 1980-1992 civil war, an apparent reference to former leftist guerillas.

From Seattle Times

Rumors spread that the Belgians were planning a guerilla war of sabotage and assassination.

From Literature