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Meanings of internecine in English

Internecine.

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          Mutually ruinous.

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                Usage of internecine in English
                1
                But between the German and the Brownbies there raged an internecine feud.
                Harry Heathcote of Gangoil: A Tale of Australian Bush-Life
                2
                The strife, because it was to be internecine, was the more terrible.
                Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Winston Churchill
                3
                But against her internecine enemies live out your life in continual warfare.
                Wisdom, Wit, and Pathos of Ouida / Selected from the Works of Ou...
                4
                That has resulted in fragmentation of gangs and increasingly vicious internecine fighting.
                Reuters
                5
                Decisions were made elsewhere, clandestinely, the outcome of brutal internecine power struggles.
                After the Rain : how the West lost the East
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                A criminal corporatism emerges, structured but volatile and given to internecine donnybrooks.
                Terrorists and Freedom Fighters
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                They were dispirited peasantry, fragmented, prone to internecine backstabbing and oppressive regimes.
                Terrorists and Freedom Fighters
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                But they also prevent internecine fighting and open, economically devastating, investor-deterring, conflicts.
                Russian Roulette: Russia's Economy in Putin's Era
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                He was sick of all these lands and their useless, internecine warfare.
                Stonewielder
                10
                The history of revolutionaries was heavily threaded with internecine power struggles.
                Dayworld Breakup
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                The war had been internecine, and each had given the other terrible wounds.
                The Last Chronicle of Barset
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                The old woman is gone; she has declared open, internecine war against Pendlam.
                The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 01, No. 01, November, 1857 / A Maga...
                13
                The internecine conflict between rebels and Kurds risks further drawing in Syria's neighbors.
                Reuters
                14
                Dick Walsh reported on an effort to prevent the internecine bloodshed.
                The Irish Times
                15
                The Labour movement now brims with anger, mutual distrust and looming internecine warfare.
                The Guardian
                16
                That has resulted in a fragmentation of gangs and increasingly vicious internecine fighting.
                Reuters
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