Meanings of mutually hostile in English

France was simple an aggregation of independent and mutually hostile dukedoms.

Partitions among sons or brothers, mutually hostile and suspicious, weakened the whole stock.

Some of them would appear to be mutually hostile.

In all this he was able to ensure that Anglicanism both at home and abroad did not disintegrate into mutually hostile factions.

Now, this division of power, which decentralizes the government without creating mutually hostile forces, can hardly be introduced into any European state.

What was to replace the defeated Austro-Hungarian Empire, which was already beginning to crumble into a number of small, mutually hostile would-be states?

Thus the people, without natural leaders, without organisation, and themselves divided into two mutually hostile sections, were opposed by every force in the State.

As for the Bedouin, the bulk of them were divided into two mutually hostile factions, since Auda's tribe and the Motalga were traditional blood enemies.