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strife <a strife; strifes> N

strife POL
جِهَاد
strife POL
كِفاح
strife LAW
نِزاع
strife LAW
فِتْنَة
strife LAW
نِضَال
strife LAW
مُنَاضَلَة
strife LAW
اِخْتِصَام

strife

civil strife

religious strife

sectarian strife POL

sectarian strife N

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But the strife was too unequal, and at last they had to yield themselves prisoners of war.
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They added that he returned with trouble and strife in tow.
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His tenure was brief however, as internal strife cast a shadow over his brief term in charge.
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This episode is only an interlude before the development which the composer says seems to express more emphatically the idea of strife.
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The stretch of land has since been a considerable source of regional strife.
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The episodes were individually themed on global crimes and political strife.
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Feudal strife led to the formation of independent states.
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The overall theme is medieval fantasy wherein different races live in strife and bloodlust is commonplace.
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As his surviving brothers fell to violent strife over his possessions, the bishop encountered great difficulties.
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Civil strife includes revolutions, civil wars, state failures, coup dtats, and riots.
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