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factionalism
noun as in conflict
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noun as in dissension
noun as in friction
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noun as in strife
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Example Sentences
This, I am told, will lead to more factionalism and fights.
“These parties seem to have factionalism within themselves, they keep taking internal issues to the media – they are not really united,” political analyst Lesole Machacha told the BBC.
Several bishops have told the BBC they feel factionalism over the issue of same-sex unions is a key factor in the problems the Nominations Commission is having in making appointments.
But perhaps the most controversial aspect was the inclusion of unredacted emails and WhatsApp messages from Corbyn critics, which laid bare internal tensions and factionalism.
Multiple plans for new ones have run aground on politicians’ factionalism and conflicting patronage interests.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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