CEFR B2

feud

noun

Meaning

A prolonged and bitter quarrel or conflict, especially between families or groups.

Examples

The two companies have been locked in a bitter feud for years.
His family has a long-standing feud with their neighbors.

Synonyms: dispute, quarrel, conflict, vendetta

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feud (B2)

noun

Pronunciation: /ˈfjuːd/

Definition

A prolonged and bitter quarrel or conflict, especially between families or groups.

Examples

The two companies have been locked in a bitter feud for years.
His family has a long-standing feud with their neighbors.
The novel explores the destructive nature of the ancient feud between the two kingdoms.

How to Use feud

feud with (prepositional phrase): To be in a state of conflict or dispute with someone or a group. — "He decided it was not worth feuding with his neighbors over the fence."
feud between (prepositional phrase): Describing a conflict that exists between two or more parties. — "The ancient feud between the two tribes was finally ended by a peace treaty."

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