How do you say conflict in English?

conflict

English? [?k?nfl?kt]? American? [?kɑ?nfl?kt]?

v.? conflict, resistance

n.? Contention, argument, disagreement; battle, war; resistance, contradiction

[ plural conflicts third person singular conflicts present participle conflicting past tense conflicted past participle conflicted ]

Word Phrases:

in conflict with?

conflict with?conflict with; in conflict with

in conflict? p>

conflict resolution?conflict resolution; conflict elimination

Near synonyms:

n. conflict, contradiction; struggle; quarrel

interference?,?difference?,?war?,?battle?, ? ?collision

vi. conflict, contradiction; dispute; battle

combat?,?collide with

Word Identification:

argument, controversy, dispute, debate, conflict, strife, quarrel

Speech. conflict, strife, quarrel

These words all mean "dispute, disagreement", but the difference is:

argument refers to an argument in which both sides of a debate use facts or reasons to convince the other side.

controversy?refers to a deep difference of opinion, mostly on issues of wide interest or importance.

dispute?a common word used to refer to a long, heated, tit-for-tat argument.

debate?usually refers to a carefully organized and planned debate between individuals or groups.

conflict?refers to a hostile argument in which both sides insist on their own views and do not compromise, implying that the disagreement is so serious that it is sometimes impossible to resolve it with words and has to be resorted to by force.

strife?refers to a quarrel or brawl caused by an irreconcilable conflict.

quarrel?A common word used to refer to either a verbal quarrel or a mild verbal disagreement.

Bilingual Example Sentences:

She?was unafraid of?conflict.?

She?was unafraid of?conflict.

These?results?conflict?with?earlier?findings.?

These results?conflict?with?earlier?findings.

John?often?comes into?conflict?with?his?boss.?

John?often?comes into?conflict?with?his?boss.