Pronunciation: /ˌɪn.tərˈniː.saɪn/
adjective relating to conflict within a group or organization, especially involving physical violence
A1 The internecine conflict between the two rival gangs led to many casualties.
A2 The internecine rivalry between the two political parties caused chaos in the country.
B1 The internecine struggle for power within the company resulted in a hostile work environment.
B2 The internecine warfare between the two factions lasted for years, causing immense destruction.
C1 The internecine disputes among the royal family members threatened to destabilize the entire kingdom.
C2 The internecine power struggles within the government led to a breakdown of law and order in the country.
formal The internecine conflict between the two factions led to widespread destruction.
informal The internecine feud within the family caused a lot of tension during the holiday dinner.
slang The internecine drama between the two friends was getting out of hand.
figurative The internecine battle between his heart and mind made it difficult for him to make a decision.
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