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/kɔ̃.fli/
Translation
conflict, dispute
Word origin
From Latin conflictus, from confligere ('to strike together'), built on com- and fligere ('to strike').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- conflictus
- English cognates
- conflict, afflict
Grammar
Examples
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The conflict has been going on for twenty years.
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Disputes between neighbours often end up in court.
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She wants to avoid any conflict with her family.
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This conflict has cost thousands of lives.
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Two conflicts broke out on the same day.
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