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Conflict
01
conflict
a serious disagreement or argument, often involving opposing interests or ideas
1.1
conflict
an open clash between two opposing groups (or individuals)
1.2
conflict
a military clash between two nations or countries, usually one that lasts long
1.3
conflict
a state of frustration or anxiety caused by opposing desires or feelings at the same time
Exemplu
The character's conflict between love and duty drove the plot of the novel.
He experienced conflict when his loyalty to his friend clashed with his personal beliefs.
She felt a deep conflict between wanting to travel and needing to stay close to her family.
The conflict within her, torn between forgiveness and resentment, was palpable.
1.4
conflict
the opposition between different forces or characters in a work of fiction that results in dramatization
1.5
conflict
an instance of serious opposition between ideas, values, or interests
Exemplu
The conflict highlighted the need for dialogue and compromise.
The book explored the conflict between individual rights and collective good.
She studied the conflict between tradition and modernity in society.
He wrote about the conflict between personal beliefs and professional responsibilities.
The conflict between their differing values created tension in the group.
1.6
conflict
the struggle between opposing forces in a story, which drives the narrative forward and creates tension and drama
02
conflict
an incompatibility of dates or events
to conflict
01
a intra în conflict
(of two ideas, opinions, etc.) to oppose each other
02
a contrazice
go against, as of rules and laws
Exemplu
The conflict between the two departments over resource allocation was causing delays in the project.
She tried to mediate the conflict between her friends, aiming to restore their relationship.
The conflict between the two countries escalated into a full-scale war.
Their long-standing conflict was finally resolved through open communication and compromise.
During the war, conflicts decimated the soldiers on the front lines.
