Feuding Meaning in English
word · lemma: feud
Definition
Being involved in a long and bitter argument or fight, usually between families, groups, or individuals.
Usage & Nuances
'Feuding' is used for serious, ongoing conflicts, not just small arguments. Common with 'families', 'neighbors', 'groups'. Not used for friendly disagreements. Often describes situations that last for years.
Spanish: enfrentados - en disputaPortuguese (BR): em conflito - brigandoPortuguese (PT): em disputa - litigandoChinese (Simplified): 争斗 - 争吵Chinese (Traditional): 爭鬥 - 爭吵Hindi: झगड़ते हुए - दुश्मनी मेंArabic: متخاصمين - في نزاعBengali: বিবাদরত - দ্বন্দ্বে লিপ্তRussian: враждующие - конфликтующиеJapanese: 抗争している - 対立しているVietnamese: đang thù hằn - đang tranh chấpKorean: 반목하는 - 싸우고 있는Turkish: çekişen - kavgalıUrdu: جھگڑتے ہوئے - دشمنی میں مبتلاIndonesian: berseteru - bertikai
Example Sentences
The two families have been feuding for decades.
basic
They are feuding over the land.
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The two bands have been feuding over who stole whose song.
natural
Even after all these years, the cousins are still feuding.
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It seemed like the politicians were always feuding on TV.
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The neighbors have been feuding since last year.
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