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Meanings of feud in English
Long-running argument or fight, often between social groups of people, especially families or clans.
Usage of feud in English
1
The principal parties in this family feud were the Amarars and Shiakars.
2
On this particular morning there had been a lull in the feud.
3
The claim incenses the Kauravas and once again the ancient feud revives.
4
The two have taken their feud to South Korean courts as well.
5
Last year the two brothers called a truce in their long-runnning feud.
6
The feud between the Indians and the whites continued with unabated fury.
7
AZEALIA Banks just won't let go of her feud with Russell Crowe.
8
The feud between Ali and Timbuktu was beginning to damage the kingdom.
9
His feud with the Bush family is a very poorly kept secret.
10
Discusses theories that competition for Lozano drug-dealing territory is behind the feud.
11
Garda sources have confirmed the incident relates to an ongoing Traveller feud.
12
There is an old feud between our houses; it cannot be healed.
13
Gardaí believe the shooting is linked to a drugs feud in Finglas.
14
But between the German and the Brownbies there raged an internecine feud.
15
Hence the Government and the people came to be at deadly feud.
16
We suspect this feud will erupt again just in time for Christmas.
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Feud across language varieties
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Less common
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