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Meanings of bitter feud in English

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Usage of bitter feud in English
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But when Mr Caulton refused to stand down a bitter feud opened.
Radio NZ
2
However, it wasn't just words that have ignited this bitter feud.
The South African
3
University College Cork starts the new academic year divided by a bitter feud.
The Irish Times
4
The bitter feud between these two men began with their dogs.
Half a Rogue
5
Between these and the leaders of the ultra pro-slavery party there would be bitter feud.
The Continental Monthly, Vol. 1, No. 3, March, 1862
6
Among them and the Americans a bitter feud existed.
An Autobiography of Buffalo Bill (Colonel W. F. Cody)
7
Must all your kin join in this bitter feud?
A Face Illumined
8
They separated, and a bitter feud involving lawyers had dragged on for a full year.
After the quake: stories
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Not poppy nor mandragora will ever medicine this bitter feud!...If I were only well again-
The Woodlanders
10
The law has been held up for years by a bitter feud between Arabs and Kurds.
Reuters
11
The bitter feud between rival loyalist terror groups in Belfast is over, it has been claimed.
The Irish Times
12
The 1966 novel tracks the bitter feud between rival businessmen who seek to destroy each other.
News.com.au
13
It us understood they are members of one of the Limerick families involved in a bitter feud.
The Irish Times
14
It was a bitter feud between two superstar players, Yankees versus Mets, New York versus New York.
The Yankee Years
15
The chamber has also been split by a bitter feud over the term of the chamber's speaker.
Reuters
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Since then, there has been a long running, often bitter feud between Prince Harry and the paparazzi.
The Guardian
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Bitter feud through the time
Bitter feud across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common