Conflict with Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To have a serious disagreement or argument with someone or something, or to be incompatible so that two things cannot exist or happen together.
Usage & Nuances
Used both for people (personal arguments) and things (ideas, schedules) that do not fit together. Often followed by a noun or pronoun ('conflict with my manager', 'conflict with the new plan'). Distinct from 'conflict' (noun) alone, which usually means the disagreement itself.
Example Sentences
Her values sometimes conflict with her friend's beliefs.
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The meeting will conflict with my doctor's appointment.
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Sometimes work conflicts with family time.
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My plans always seem to conflict with yours, don't they?
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The data conflicts with their previous research findings.
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If your schedule conflicts with mine, let me know and we can work something out.
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