conflict
/ˈkɑn.flikt/Definitions
1. noun
A state of opposition or incompatibility between two or more people, groups, or ideas; a struggle or fight, especially a violent one.
“The conflict between the two nations led to a long and bloody war.”
2. verb
To engage in a struggle or fight, especially physically; to be in a state of opposition or disagreement.
“The two boxers conflicted in the ring, each trying to gain the upper hand.”
3. verb
To cause a problem or difficulty for someone or something; to be in opposition to something.
“The new policy conflicted with the existing rules and regulations.”
4. noun
A discrepancy or inconsistency within a person’s thoughts, feelings, or actions.
“The conflict within her own mind made it difficult for her to make a decision.”