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faction

/ˈfæk.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant un sous-groupe organisé au sein d'un ensemble plus large, souvent en politique ou dans une organisation, qui défend des opinions ou des intérêts divergents, parfois de manière dissidente.

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/ˈfæk.ʃən/B2formal
  • frNom désignant un sous-groupe organisé au sein d'un ensemble plus large, souvent en politique ou dans une organisation, qui défend des opinions ou des intérêts divergents, parfois de manière dissidente.

A noun referring to a small, organized dissenting group within a larger one, especially in politics or other organizations.

  1. Dissenting groupB2formal

    A small, organized group within a larger one, especially in politics, that disagrees with the main body.

    frfaction dissidente

    • A faction within the party opposed the new policy.
    • The rebel faction split from the main organization.
    • Several factions are vying for control of the government.

    Synonymesbloccabalcampcaucuscliquefringeminoritysectwing

  2. Conflict or dissensionC1formal

    A state of conflict or disagreement within an organization or group.

    frDissension, discorde

    • Internal faction threatened to tear the club apart.
    • The board was weakened by constant faction.
    • Faction among the members prevented any progress.

    Synonymesconflictcontentiondisagreementdiscorddissensiondisunitystrife

    Antonymesaccordagreementconcordharmonyunity

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  • factions plural form
  • factions' possessive plural form
  • faction's possessive singular form
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