conflict
/ˈkɑnflɪkt/
verb
- To be in opposition or disagreement; to clash.
- Her personal beliefs conflict with the company's policies.
- The witness's testimony conflicts with the police report.
- Their schedules conflict, so they can't meet on Friday.
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noun
- A serious disagreement or argument between people, groups, or countries.
- They tried to resolve the conflict through peaceful negotiation.
- The two neighbors had a conflict over the property line.
- The conflict between the two nations lasted for decades.
- A situation in which there are opposing ideas, feelings, or interests.
- There is a conflict between the company's profit goals and environmental protection.
- She felt a conflict between her desire to travel and her need to save money.
- His internal conflict made it hard for him to decide which job to take.
- A fight or battle, especially a prolonged one.
- The region has experienced armed conflict for many years.
- The historical conflict ended with a peace treaty.
- Soldiers were sent to the conflict zone to keep the peace.
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