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Definition
bitter hostile argument between two parties — typically long-standing between families or tribes with occasional incidents of violence
- Clif asserted, and a feud was on.Chapter 3 (85% in)
- Then, to destroy him complete, the House of Assembly, which is the St. Hubert legislature, was riven by the feud of Kellett the Red Leg and George William Vertigan.Chapter 31 (27% in)
- Thanks more to her than to his own articulateness, he made living the Institute, the members, their feuds, and the drama of coursing on the trail of a discovery.Chapter 37 (13% in)
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