noun
feuding
Feuding (noun) means the act of taking part in an ongoing bitter dispute. Example: “The feuding between the two clans lasted decades.”
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The act of taking part in an ongoing bitter dispute.
"The feuding between the two clans lasted decades."
How to use feuding
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishFighting or arguing in an ongoing, long-standing dispute.
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- Plural
- feudings
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Rhymes for feuding
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What does “feuding” mean?
The word “feuding” means the act of taking part in an ongoing bitter dispute. In plain terms, fighting or arguing in an ongoing, long-standing dispute.
How do you use “feuding” in a sentence?
Here is “feuding” used in a sentence: “The feuding between the two clans lasted decades.”
What part of speech is “feuding”?
“Feuding” is a noun.
What is the meaning of feuding?
"feuding" (noun) means the act of taking part in an ongoing bitter dispute.
