Meanings of internecine warfare in English

He was sick of all these lands and their useless, internecine warfare.

The Labour movement now brims with anger, mutual distrust and looming internecine warfare.

Intimidation, anti-social behaviour and internecine warfare were all part of the toxic mix.

Along with charges of cronyism and patronage, the ANC is fractured by internecine warfare.

It is a place for internecine warfare Hence, all desert plants are quite absurdly prickly.

The club seems far removed from the internecine warfare of recent times on nights like this.

Their mission was to overrun other nations, and to prevent them from indulging in internecine warfare.

However, internecine warfare is always extremely damaging and can hobble political organisations for long periods of time.

One crime does not justify another, particularly when it comes to the emotional pitfalls of internecine warfare.

We shall never be riven with internecine warfare, for surely no one will quarrel over precedence in Hell.

To paraphrase Karl Marx, "the history of all hitherto existing socialist movements is the history of internecine warfare".

Labour progressives might find it all too easy to dismiss these events as a fortuitous bout of internecine warfare on the right.

But whereas Mandela emerged from injustice with a reputation approaching saintliness, Zuma is the tarnished survivor of internecine warfare within the ANC.

Through a very turbulent period in the Church, he helped to safeguard it from the internecine warfare evident in so many other countries.

There are reasons to think he is not but to indulge in a bout of internecine warfare when your opponents are in strife.

Who does not know that the private history of families with the ordinary allowance of brains is a record of recurring internecine warfare?