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Meanings of civil strife in inglês
Forms of unrest arising from a mass act of civil disobedience in which the participants become hostile toward authority, and authorities incur difficulties in maintaining public safety and order, over the disorderly crowd.
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It also provided a model for other countries torn by civil strife.
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The book has forever closed upon the dreadful pageant of civil strife.
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The book has forever closed upon the dread pageant of civil strife.
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The Federal authorities feared to act, lest they should precipitate civil strife.
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At a later period civil strife was to destroy their last traces.
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This civil strife exactly suited the interests of the treacherous Khartoumers.
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And leave you to foment civil strife and usurp unfranchised powers?
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Of such civil strife, however, there has never been a thought.
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The United States were at war; all their resources were absorbed in civil strife.
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Thirty years of civil strife had left no football infrastructure.
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As your know, the Congo has been wracked by civil strife for many years.
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Others, under the strain of age-long research, fell into social neurosis and civil strife.
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Every province in the empire was torn by civil strife.
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Those thirty years of civil strife destroyed the predominating influence of the feudal barons.
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They prepared for an era of racial and civil strife.
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How could this be accomplished without stirring up civil strife?
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Translations for civil strife
russo
espanhol
catalão
Civil strife through the time
Civil strife across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common