strife in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

strife in the PONS Dictionary

strife Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

domestic strife
riñas f pl domésticas
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The overall theme is medieval fantasy wherein different races live in strife and bloodlust is commonplace.
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However, the period was also marked by strife and tragedy.
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In 1997, the band broke up due to internal strife over its creative direction.
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The stretch of land has since been a considerable source of regional strife.
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As a result, this external threat would counter the domestic strife and ensure the leader's position in power.
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As religious and political strife waxed and waned, the painting was always in danger.
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The communal strife that preceded independence led to around 300 deaths.
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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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Agricultural production in farm towns was small and from the 1910s through the 1920s there was much tenant strife.
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The literature during this period is marked by political strife, which dominated the essay and treatise genres.
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