Pronunciation: /fjud/
noun a prolonged and bitter quarrel or dispute
A1 My neighbors are in a feud over the property line.
A2 The feud between the two families has been going on for years.
B1 The feud between the rival companies is affecting the market.
B2 The feud between the political parties is escalating with each passing day.
C1 The feud between the two nations has resulted in a trade war.
C2 The feud between the business tycoons is causing chaos in the industry.
verb to engage in a prolonged and bitter quarrel or dispute
A1 My siblings often feud over who gets to sit in the front seat of the car.
A2 The neighbors have been feuding for years over the property line.
B1 The two political parties continue to feud over healthcare reform.
B2 The rival companies have been feuding for decades over market dominance.
C1 The feuding families finally reached a truce after years of conflict.
C2 The feuding nations signed a peace treaty to end the long-standing conflict.
formal The feud between the two families has been going on for generations.
informal I heard there's a feud brewing between the neighbors over the property line.
slang There's a feud going down on social media between those two influencers.
figurative The feud between creativity and logic in his mind was causing him inner turmoil.
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