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Meanings of
private war
in inglés
ruso
междоусобица
portugués
vendeta
catalán
feu
español
discordia
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Long-running argument or fight, often between social groups of people, especially families or clans.
feud
vendetta
blood feud
faida
clan war
gang war
español
discordia
Synonyms
Examples for "
feud
"
feud
vendetta
blood feud
faida
clan war
Examples for "
feud
"
1
The principal parties in this family
feud
were the Amarars and Shiakars.
2
On this particular morning there had been a lull in the
feud
.
3
The claim incenses the Kauravas and once again the ancient
feud
revives.
4
The two have taken their
feud
to South Korean courts as well.
5
Last year the two brothers called a truce in their long-runnning
feud
.
1
The Congress accuses Modi of pursuing a political
vendetta
against the family.
2
People might start to think that it was some type of
vendetta
.
3
The media, especially RTÉ, seem to have a constant
vendetta
against teachers.
4
I know the Bradley case looks like a narcotics
vendetta
but .
5
This mission, this
vendetta
,
what would it achieve after so much time?
1
Between Sir Richard and the Canadian manufacturers there was a
blood
feud
.
2
Every family had a pretty little
blood
feud
with some other family.
3
The topics: A vengeful
blood
feud
in the mountains of modern Albania.
4
The old law of the
blood
feud
had its full meaning to him.
5
This time, however, there was no
blood
feud
,
and she wore her armor.
1
Then follows
'
faida
,
'
blood-feud, from generation to generation.
1
However, we must not do anything that would ignite a
clan
war
.
2
And I will not allow our nation to disintegrate into a
clan
war
.
3
They do not fear being tossed onto the bloody frontlines of a
clan
war
.
4
We may still have a
clan
war
,
but it shall not be of our making.
5
It was the only action I could take that would not inevitably lead to a
clan
war
.
1
He figured he was caught in a
gang
war
over disputed turf.
2
Authorities believe the young child was targeted as part of a
gang
war
.
3
Headlines screamed of an impending
gang
war
on the Gold Coast.
4
After Frankie died, San Antonio saw its biggest
gang
war
ever.
5
I'm not here to fuck about with some tin-pot
gang
war
.
'
Usage of
private war
in inglés
1
Incidental to the issue in this war... to your own
private
war
.
2
And here he is again fighting a
private
war
on another front.
3
We're not going to start a little
private
war
of our own.
4
A
private
war
was clearly going on inside the goblin's head.
5
I'm opposed to
private
war
as much as I am to free trade.
6
They use their children as pawns in their
private
war
.
7
The abolition of
private
war
was the first step in Europe toward universal peace.
8
Visser Three thinks he has won our long,
private
war
.
9
A very disturbing influence and so very necessary to the conduct of this
private
war
.
10
Such were the rights of coining money, of
private
war
,
and of immunity from taxation.
11
Unemployed warriors turned to the Moorish frontier, where Castilian noblemen were waging
private
war
for profit.
12
He restricted very greatly the right of
private
war
and forbade the use of judicial duels.
13
There was no danger of
private
war
between lords, to which the peasant might be summoned.
14
The fact is that we have a little
private
war
of our own on hand, Mike.
15
And I will not allow you to return to your equally useless
private
war
in the Blight.
16
For I think we may look upon our little
private
war
with death somewhat in this light.
Other examples for "private war"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
This collocation consists of:
private
war
private
Adjective
Noun
Translations for
private war
ruso
междоусобица
усобица
portugués
vendeta
catalán
feu
español
discordia
feud
pugna
rencilla
vendetta
conflicto
disputa
lucha
contienda
Private war
through the time
Private war
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common