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faction
noun as in group sharing a belief or cause
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Weak matches
noun as in conflict, strife
Example Sentences
He was also a binding agent, skilled at holding the party and its sometimes warring factions together.
Alonso testified that he’s seen the five-pointed star used by various gangs in L.A., including the Trouble Gangster Crips, about eight different Hoover gangs, and two factions of the Black P-Stones.
The post-election reaction from several factions of the left shows that MAGA’s crude and cruel comedy is changing our larger political culture.
Herbert wove a complicated universe with oddball technologies, bizarre competing factions and religions that are easier to digest over the methodical consumption of hundreds of pages.
The Fremen, whose home planet is Arrakis, where Spice is mined, bedevil the miners and the troops that protect them and, as the indigenous population battling imperial usurpers, are the faction you should root for.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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