strife in Irish
strife in Irish is bruíon, imreas — strife means bitter conflict or struggle, sometimes violent.
strife in Irish
bruíon
Bitter conflict, sometimes violent.
imreas
Bitter conflict, sometimes violent.
What does "strife" mean?
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noun Bitter conflict or struggle, sometimes violent.
"Decades of civil strife had left the country's economy in ruins."
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strife in a sentence
- Decades of civil strife had left the country's economy in ruins.
- The two families had a long history of strife over the shared land.
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What is "strife" in Irish?
"strife" in Irish is bruíon, imreas. strife means: Bitter conflict or struggle, sometimes violent.
How do you use "strife" in a sentence?
Example: "Decades of civil strife had left the country's economy in ruins." In Irish, "strife" is bruíon, imreas.
Are there other ways to say "strife" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "strife": bruíon, imreas.
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