(an instance of) opposition involving fighting or hatred
causing problem; opposition
(an act, example, of) stating something firmly
declaration, positive statement
a fight between organized and armed forces
military fight
the act of competing
contest
a fight, struggle, quarrel etc
fight, warfare
(a) strong argument, especially over social, moral or political matters
debate, dispute
a formal discussion, e.g. at a public meeting, by a committee
discussion of issues; consideration
the act of disagreement; the absence of agreement
dispute, quarrel
the state of discussing for being discussed; talk in order to discuss
talk with another
being argued about
argument
(an instance of) angry quarrelling or disagreement
conflict of opinion
(the expression of) disagreement
disagreement, disapproval
very strong disagreement; a combination of notes that is discordant
disagreement
a serious quarrel between two people, families or groups over a long period of time
major argument; estrangement
a struggle
physical encounter
the act of sending, flowing, giving, out something; an important question that needs discussion and a decision
point in question
member of the political party or parties opposing the Government
obstruction, antagonism
the possession of two contrasted or opposing qualities, principles or tendencies
opposition
an angry argument; strong disagreement; a cause for being angry; reason for protest or complaint
disagreement
any of several subdivisions of mankind sharing certain physical characteristics, especially colour of skin, colour and type of hair, shape of eyes and nose; a contest or competition in speed, e.g. to see who can finish a piece of work or get to a certain place first
pursuit; running, speeding
(the act, power, of) resisting; (in a country occupied by an enemy) a group of people organized to oppose the enemy; an opposing force
fighting, opposition
an angry disagreement (between people or groups)
struggle, battle
a long, detailed piece of writing explaining, supporting or criticizing something, especially as part of an academic course
belief, assumption to be tested
disturbed social condition(s)
state of agitation; disturbance
(a state, period, of) the use of weapons when fighting between countries or rival groups in a nation
armed conflict