feud
/fuːd/Definitions
1. noun
A long-standing argument or dispute between two or more groups or individuals, often involving a series of hostile exchanges.
“The two families had been engaged in a bitter feud for years, refusing to speak to each other.”
2. verb
To engage in a long-standing argument or dispute, often involving a series of hostile exchanges.
“The two brothers have been feuding for years, and it’s getting harder to resolve their differences.”
3. verb
To have or maintain a long-standing argument or dispute, often involving a series of hostile exchanges.
“The two countries have been feuding for decades, and it’s affecting international relations.”