conflict in Latin
conflict in Latin is cōnflictus — conflict means a serious disagreement or clash, especially a prolonged one.
conflict in Latin
cōnflictus
A clash or disagreement, often violent, between two or more opposing groups or individuals.
What does "conflict" mean?
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noun A serious disagreement or clash, especially a prolonged one.
"Arguments over money led to a long conflict within the family."
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verb To be incompatible or to clash with something else.
"My dentist appointment conflicts with the staff meeting on Thursday afternoon."
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conflict in a sentence
- Arguments over money led to a long conflict within the family.
- The conflict between the two nations lasted for decades.
- My dentist appointment conflicts with the staff meeting on Thursday afternoon.
- Her new job conflicts with her volunteering schedule.
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What is "conflict" in Latin?
"conflict" in Latin is cōnflictus. conflict means: A serious disagreement or clash, especially a prolonged one.
How do you use "conflict" in a sentence?
Example: "Arguments over money led to a long conflict within the family." In Latin, "conflict" is cōnflictus.
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