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strife

/straɪf/

Traduction: Nom désignant un état de conflit acharné, de désaccord ou d'absence d'harmonie, souvent accompagné de disputes vives ou violentes.

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/straɪf/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un état de conflit acharné, de désaccord ou d'absence d'harmonie, souvent accompagné de disputes vives ou violentes.

A noun referring to a state of bitter conflict, disagreement, or lack of harmony, often involving heated or violent dissension.

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  1. Conflict or disagreementB2formal

    A state of conflict, disagreement, or lack of harmony between people or groups.

    frconflit, discorde

    • The country was torn apart by political strife.
    • Family strife can have long-lasting effects on children.
    • The union and management have been in constant strife over wages.

    Synonymesconflictcontentiondisagreementdiscorddisharmonydissensionenmityfrictionhostility

    Antonymesaccordagreementconcordharmonypeace

  2. Bitter or violent conflictC1formal

    Intense, often violent conflict or struggle between opposing parties.

    frConflit violent

    • The region has been plagued by ethnic strife for decades.
    • The civil war was a period of great strife and suffering.
    • Religious strife led to the division of the community.

    Synonymesconflictcontentiondiscorddissensionenmityfeudfightingfrictionhostilitystrugglewarfare

    Antonymesaccordconcordharmonypeace

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  • strifes' possessive plural form
  • strife's possessive singular form
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