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conflicting

/kənˈflɪk.tɪŋ/

Traduction: Décrit des idées, opinions ou informations qui se contredisent ou sont incompatibles., Être incompatible ou contredire quelque chose, ou avoir un sérieux désaccord ou une dispute.

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adjective

/kənˈflɪk.tɪŋ/B2formal
  • frDécrit des idées, opinions ou informations qui se contredisent ou sont incompatibles.

Describes ideas, opinions, or information that are contradictory or incompatible with each other.

  1. Contradictory or incompatibleB2formal

    Describes ideas, opinions, or information that are in opposition to each other.

    frContradictoire ou incompatible

    • The witnesses gave conflicting accounts of the accident.
    • There are conflicting opinions about the new policy.
    • The study produced conflicting results.

    Synonymesantitheticalclashingcontradictorycontrarydiscrepantincompatibleinconsistentirreconcilableopposedopposing

    Antonymescompatibleconsistentharmonious

  2. Clashing or opposingB2formal

    Describes emotions, interests, or loyalties that are in opposition.

    frcontradictoire, opposé

    • She felt conflicting emotions about moving abroad.
    • He had conflicting loyalties between his family and his job.
    • The team faced conflicting priorities during the project.

    Synonymesantitheticalclashingcontradictorycontrarydiscordantdiscrepantdivergentincompatibleinconsistentopposing

    Antonymescompatibleconsistentharmonious

Formes
  • more conflicting comparative form
  • most conflicting superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

conflict/kənˈflɪkt/B2formal
  • frÊtre incompatible ou contredire quelque chose, ou avoir un sérieux désaccord ou une dispute.

A verb meaning to be incompatible or at variance with something, or to engage in a serious disagreement or argument.

  1. To be incompatible or clashB2formal

    To be in opposition or disagreement; to be contradictory.

    frÊtre en conflit / s'opposer

    • His views conflict with the company's policies.
    • The two schedules conflict, so we need to reschedule.
    • Their interests conflict with each other.

    Synonymesclashcollidecontradictdifferdisagree

    Antonymesaccordagreecoincideconcurcorrespondharmonize

  2. To fight or struggleC1formal

    To engage in a physical or verbal fight.

    frSe battre ou lutter

    • The two armies conflicted on the battlefield.
    • They conflicted over the ownership of the land.
    • The protesters conflicted with the police.

    Synonymesbattlebrawlclashcombatcontendfeudfightgrapplestrugglewar

    Antonymesaccordagreeconcurcooperateharmonize

Formes
  • conflicted past participle
  • conflicted past simple
  • conflicting present participle
  • conflicts third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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