Meanings of internecine war in English

The old woman is gone; she has declared open, internecine war against Pendlam.

Against these people Lady Monk carried on an internecine war.

An internecine war of races, it is said, must follow.

But despite the government's climbdown the internecine war over press regulation appears far from over.

War, war, internecine war was in his heart.

Fellow Comrades, I am not for internecine war.

Hence the internecine war that followed.

Such an internecine war often caused the downfall of a dynasty-attimes, indeed, that of the entire state.

In this manner M. de Villars kept the fatal promise he had given, and internecine war raged once more.

When you do realize it, you will know that mutual destruction is inevitable if you continue this internecine war.

The very next day the article was rubbished by the Daily Telegraph, highlighting the internecine war between the two titles.

They wage an internecine war among themselves, though it certainly can not be termed 'civil strife,' judging from Mr. Douglass Manning's letter.

Had politics ever divided the slave-holders and the non-slave-holders, the majority would have been obliged to yield, or internecine war would have been the consequence.

There is not a railroad, mine, or factory, where this is not the daily issue upon which an internecine war is being waged or smothered.

European history between 1946-1989 was not a clash of diametrically opposed ideologies - but an internecine war between two competing interpretations of the same doctrine.

Internecine war exists between the different tribes, which are very small.