Contention, strife, a dispute; also, abuse, an abusive speech. Obsolete.
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释义 | society > society and the community > dissent > contention or strife > [noun] > an act or instance of (55) flitec1000 Contention, strife, a dispute; also, abuse, an abusive speech. Obsolete. strifea1225 An act or instance of contention or antagonism; a contest or conflict, a quarrel or dispute. wara1300 In particularized sense: A contest between armed forces carried on in a campaign or series of campaigns. pulla1400 Originally: †a turn or bout of pulling or grappling with another person, in wrestling or some other kind of struggle or fight (obsolete). Later: (in… lakec1420 A fight, contest. contenta1450 A contention, dispute, quarrel. stour?c1450 figurative. A conflict waged with immaterial weapons; a struggle with pain or adversity. Obsolete. contentiona1500 (with a and plural) A particular act of strife; a quarrel, contest, dispute. pingle1543 A fierce contest or fight; contention, open disagreement. Obsolete. agony1555 A struggle, a contest. feudc1565 A quarrel, contention, bickering. combat1567 figurative. A conflict; struggle, strife; controversy. skirmish1576 transferred. Any contest or encounter. grapple1604 The action of grappling, or grappling with; the state of being grappled; the grip or close hold of a wrestler; a contest in which the combatants grip… counter-scuffle1628 A scuffle between opposing parties or persons. (Sometimes, humorously, a scuffle in the Counter prison.) scuffle1641 transferred and figurative. Now rare. Formerly often, †a heated controversy. agon1649 A painful struggle, esp. a psychological one; a conflict, fight, competition. tug1660 A strenuous contest between two forces or persons. tug of war1677 tug of war. (a) The decisive contest; the real struggle or tussle; a severe contest for supremacy. (b) An athletic contest between two teams who… risse1684 A dispute, a quarrel. struggle1692 An act of struggling; a resolute contest, whether physical or otherwise; a continued effort to resist force or free oneself from constraint; a… palaver1707 In West Africa: a dispute, quarrel, or misunderstanding; a matter for arbitration. hash1789 colloquial and regional (esp. Scottish and U.S.). A row, an uproar; a brawl; a dispute. Frequently (now only) in to settle the hash: to resolve a… warsle1792 A mental or other non-physical struggle. scrabble1794 U.S. A scramble; a confused struggle, a ‘free-for-all’. set-to1794 gen. and figurative. A fight, contest. Also, in weakened sense: an argument, a heated debate. go1823 Chiefly colloquial. Originally: a prizefight, boxing match, or the like. Later more generally: a contest, a competition; a fight; an argument. bucklea1849 A vigorous struggle or conflict. wrestle1850 figurative. A struggle or contest. tussle1857 A vigorous or disorderly conflict; a severe struggle, a hard contest; a scuffle. in figurative sense: esp. a sharp and determined contention or… head-to-head1884 A private conversation; = tête-à-tête, n. 1. scrum1905 A chaotic struggle or tussle, esp. one involving large numbers of people; a mêlée; a battle. battleground1931 figurative. A site of, or forum for, strife or conflict; an issue about which there is intense debate. shoot-out1953 A sustained exchange of shooting, a gun-fight. mud-wrestle1986 In extended use: an instance or act of fierce or strenuous contention. Subcategories:— a hostile encounter (20) |
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