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Meanings of feud in English
Long-running argument or fight, often between social groups of people, especially families or clans.
Synonyms
Examples for "vendetta"
Examples for "vendetta"
1
The Congress accuses Modi of pursuing a political vendetta against the family.
2
People might start to think that it was some type of vendetta.
3
The media, especially RTÉ, seem to have a constant vendetta against teachers.
4
I know the Bradley case looks like a narcotics vendetta but .
5
This mission, this vendetta, what would it achieve after so much time?
1
Between Sir Richard and the Canadian manufacturers there was a blood feud.
2
Every family had a pretty little blood feud with some other family.
3
The topics: A vengeful blood feud in the mountains of modern Albania.
4
The old law of the blood feud had its full meaning to him.
5
This time, however, there was no blood feud, and she wore her armor.
1
Then follows 'faida,' blood-feud, from generation to generation.
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However, we must not do anything that would ignite a clan war.
2
And I will not allow our nation to disintegrate into a clan war.
3
They do not fear being tossed onto the bloody frontlines of a clan war.
4
We may still have a clan war, but it shall not be of our making.
5
It was the only action I could take that would not inevitably lead to a clan war.
1
He figured he was caught in a gang war over disputed turf.
2
Authorities believe the young child was targeted as part of a gang war.
3
Headlines screamed of an impending gang war on the Gold Coast.
4
After Frankie died, San Antonio saw its biggest gang war ever.
5
I'm not here to fuck about with some tin-pot gang war.'
1
Incidental to the issue in this war... to your own private war.
2
And here he is again fighting a private war on another front.
3
We're not going to start a little private war of our own.
4
A private war was clearly going on inside the goblin's head.
5
I'm opposed to private war as much as I am to free trade.
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.
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We suspect this feud will erupt again just in time for Christmas.
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Australia
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Ireland
Common
South Africa
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