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Meanings of infighting in English

Spanish
conflicto interno
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Conflict between two or more members of the same group or team.

conflicto interno
Usage of infighting in English
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Financial problems and political infighting have plagued early preparations for the games.
Radio NZ
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Europe's far-right parties have a history of infighting among their various factions.
Reuters
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AIM split into two factions in 1993 as a result of infighting.
Reuters
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They might devise schemes to promote infighting and misdirection among political opponents.
Wired
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Government infighting and reshuffles have contributed to the delays of development projects.
Reuters
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The discord experienced specifically in Gauteng has led to vicious political infighting.
The South African
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Vaz's tenure was marred by political infighting, an ill-functioning parliament and corruption.
Reuters
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But she also knew precisely how the bureaucratic infighting game was played.
War Of Honor
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Divisions have emerged quickly among Bolsonaro's ministers, with infighting and policy flip-flops.
Reuters
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The Republicans come to the negotiating table hobbled by infighting and delays.
The Guardian
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Finally, what we must not do is either panic or start infighting.
The Guardian
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Many had been discredited by their violent infighting during that earlier period.
Ghost wars
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It had lasted six months before bitter infighting had broken it up.
Public secrets
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Further protests and intense legislative infighting over the bill are widely expected.
Reuters
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He remembered the story of infighting at Myna that Kymene had told.
Empire in black and gold
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It was around 1981 that the Bonanno family factional infighting had developed.
King of the godfathers: "big joey" massino and the fall of the b...
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Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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