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Pronunciation:
[ fjˈuːd], [ fjˈuːd], [ f_j_ˈuː_d]
Related words: long feud, famous feuds, famous feuds in history, famous celebrity feuds, celebrity feuds, song about feuding, family feuds, family fight, feuding song
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Similar words for feud:
- argument (noun)
- brawl (noun)
- conflict (noun)
- disagreement (noun)
- dispute (noun)
- dissidence (noun)
- division (noun)
- falling-out (noun)
- feud (noun)
- fight (noun)
- fracas (noun)
- ill will (noun)
- misunderstanding (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- rupture (noun)
- argue (verb)
- battle (verb)
- clash (verb)
- come to blows (verb)
- conflict (verb)
- contest (verb)
- disagree (verb)
- feud (verb)
- fight (verb)
- quarrel (verb)
- other synonyms
- battle
- disagree
- malice
- other relevant words
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Feud:
n.
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- fight it out.
- brush,
- talking heads,
- exchange,
- bone,
- debate,
- fuss,
- blowup,
- rhubarb,
- difference of opinion,
- rumpus,
- shindy,
- words,
- bone of contention,
- flap,
- face-off,
- falling,
- donnybrook,
- beef,
- tiff,
- scene,
- ruckus,
- scrap.
- disorder,
- uproar,
- affray,
- free-for-all,
- tumult,
- riot,
- battle royal,
- fray,
- scuffle,
- melee.
- antagonism,
- dissonance,
- altercation,
- hostility,
- warfare,
- harshness,
- antipathy,
- raucousness,
- difference,
- Discordancy,
- dissidence,
- hubbub,
- dissension,
- enmity,
- contention,
- commotion,
- animosity,
- friction,
- imbroglio,
- squall,
- collision,
- strife,
- discord,
- tension,
- cacophony,
- disharmony.
- break,
- cross-purpose,
- quarrel,
- disunion,
- cross-purposes,
- variance,
- opposition,
- vendetta,
- atmospherics,
- divisiveness,
- jarring,
- breach,
- ill feeling,
- ill feelings,
- clashing,
- disunity,
- split.
- dis peaces,
- dis-peaces,
- mis beliefs,
- nonconformisms,
- dis peace,
- hetero doxy,
- bad vibe,
- hetero doxies,
- dis harmonies,
- hetero-doxy,
- non-conformisms,
- dis-peace,
- misbeliefs,
- dis harmony,
- non conformisms,
- non-conformism,
- un-orthodoxies,
- un orthodoxy,
- un orthodoxies,
- dispeaces,
- non conformity,
- mis belief,
- non conformism,
- un-orthodoxy,
- hetero-doxies,
- non-conformities,
- dis-harmony,
- sour notes,
- mis-belief,
- dis-harmonies,
- non conformities,
- mis-beliefs.
- de spites,
- un friendliness,
- un-friendliness,
- de-spites,
- no love losts,
- un friendlinesses,
- un-friendlinesses,
- hatred; hard feeling,
- bad wills,
- unfriendlinesses,
- de spite,
- de-spite,
- despites.
- finisher,
- heterodoxies,
- crusher,
- skirmish,
- heterodoxy,
- setto,
- squabble,
- unfriendliness,
- bone to pick,
- tussle,
- ill-will,
- romp,
- break-up,
- knockdowns,
- finishers,
- sharp words,
- split-up,
- rupture,
- statics,
- bustup,
- rumble,
- gin,
- out,
- dogfight,
- non-conformity,
- knockdown,
- blood feud,
- disagreement,
- dogfights,
- dustup,
- dispute,
- set-to,
- grudge,
- unorthodoxies,
- sparring match,
- Dispeace,
- hard feelings,
- ill will,
- brannigan,
- hatred; hard feelings,
- falling-out,
- dustups,
- spitefulness,
- knock-down-drag-out,
- to do,
- slugfest,
- fight,
- fallings,
- division,
- bad vibes,
- OUTS,
- duke out,
- bad will,
- fisticuffs,
- GINS,
- nonconformism,
- crossed wires,
- bickerings,
- catfight,
- scrimmage,
- misunderstanding,
- unorthodoxy,
- polemic,
- knock down and drag out,
- no love lost,
- miff,
- fracas,
- sour note,
- spat,
- crushers,
- ruction,
- brawl,
- stew,
- wranglings,
- Misbelief,
- TODO.
v.
• argue (verb)- bandy,
- rehash,
- hash,
- cross swords,
- lock horns,
- buck,
- gang up on,
- sass,
- jump,
- cross,
- break with,
- hammer,
- hammer away,
- pettifog,
- hassle.
- defend,
- repel,
- lay out,
- struggle,
- withstand,
- strike,
- traverse,
- vie,
- sock,
- tilt,
- attack,
- take on,
- compete,
- rival.
- divide,
- have words,
- sue,
- rip,
- Discept,
- oppose,
- object,
- bring action,
- logomachize,
- fall out,
- take issue,
- lay into,
- palter,
- controversialize,
- let have it,
- controvert,
- disaccord,
- zap,
- go for the jugular.
- carries on war,
- goes to war,
- exchanging blows,
- taking all comers,
- brushes with,
- take gauntlet,
- took all comers,
- takes the gauntlet,
- taking gauntlet,
- plied weapons,
- plies weapons,
- takes gauntlet,
- rowdying,
- brushing with,
- bandies with,
- take up gauntlet,
- going to war,
- took field,
- does battle,
- goes war,
- carries war,
- wages war,
- went to war,
- taking comers,
- rowdied,
- exchanged blows,
- take the gauntlet,
- takes field,
- taking up gauntlet,
- dost battle,
- taking field,
- takes comers,
- carried on war,
- did battle,
- plying weapons,
- take field,
- go war,
- take comers,
- doest battle,
- going war,
- takes up gauntlet,
- took up the gauntlet,
- doth battle,
- doeth battle,
- flared up,
- taking up the gauntlet,
- taking the field,
- took up gauntlet,
- carry war,
- waged war,
- taking the gauntlet,
- takes the field,
- didst battle,
- brushed with,
- carried war,
- took the field,
- took the gauntlet,
- went war,
- took gauntlet,
- carrying on war,
- carrying war,
- bandied with,
- takes up the gauntlet,
- took comers,
- exchanges blows,
- takes all comers,
- flaring up,
- bandying with.
- is loggerheads,
- took exception,
- being loggerheads,
- dis-approve,
- are loggerheads,
- dis approves,
- dis approved,
- is at loggerheads,
- were at loggerheads,
- gets tough with,
- dis-approved,
- being at loggerheads,
- be loggerheads,
- had out,
- gat tough with,
- takes exception,
- am at loggerheads,
- dis approving,
- wert at loggerheads,
- hast it out,
- found fault,
- wert loggerheads,
- are at loggerheads,
- dis approve,
- has out,
- was at loggerheads,
- wast loggerheads,
- hath it out,
- was loggerheads,
- having out,
- hadst it out,
- dis-approving,
- haddest it out,
- hath out,
- objects to,
- have out,
- gotten tough with,
- art at loggerheads,
- finds fault,
- getting tough with,
- hast out,
- art loggerheads,
- got tough with,
- objected to,
- were loggerheads,
- hadst out,
- had it out,
- am loggerheads,
- dis-approves,
- wast at loggerheads,
- objecting to,
- haddest out,
- has it out,
- having it out.
Other synonyms:
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- cavil,
- dicker,
- remonstrate,
- haggle,
- harry.
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- trouble.
- hash over,
- battle,
- altercates,
- put on gloves,
- take the field,
- Altercating,
- knuckle with,
- talk back,
- object to,
- put up dukes,
- bandy with,
- quibble,
- knock around,
- Altercated,
- argue,
- sock it to,
- ply weapons,
- put up struggle,
- lay a finger on,
- flares up,
- take exception,
- bang heads,
- duelling,
- Hashed,
- stuck to,
- Struggled,
- dueled,
- brush with,
- feud,
- face down,
- have at each other,
- have at it,
- Hashing,
- squared off,
- duel,
- exchange blows,
- get tough with,
- Vied,
- stick it to,
- face off,
- jousted,
- had it,
- square off,
- bump heads,
- jousting,
- grate,
- sticks to,
- Quarrelled,
- put up fight,
- Tiffed,
- do battle,
- come to blows,
- be at loggerheads,
- go one on one,
- go to war,
- get in one's face,
- pick an argument,
- fight over,
- squaring off,
- mix it up,
- Dueling,
- Bandied,
- rumpusing,
- wage war,
- have it out,
- grapple,
- stick to,
- jumped on,
- Bandying,
- disagree,
- take all comers,
- take up the gauntlet,
- rumpused,
- doing battle,
- put up a fight,
- Tiffing,
- have it,
- clash,
- carry on war,
- altercate,
- lay finger on,
- taking exception,
- contest,
- jump on,
- talking back,
- put up a struggle,
- set to,
- waging war,
- flare up.
- soreness,
- waste money,
- join issue,
- Velitation,
- joust,
- Allodium,
- Owning,
- disruption,
- disturbance,
- give and take,
- expostulate,
- cope,
- Possessing,
- collect,
- de jure,
- dust-up,
- Flite,
- Avengement,
- Merestead,
- funny,
- estate for life,
- fiefdom,
- estrangement,
- revanche,
- frankalmoign,
- competition,
- fence,
- individual,
- tenantry,
- tenancy,
- holding,
- droll,
- Vying,
- anomalous,
- occupation,
- Knight service,
- at feud,
- Logomachy,
- at odds,
- revenge,
- reprisal,
- mandate,
- discuss,
- preoccupancy,
- feoff,
- honor,
- preoccupation,
- furious,
- profess,
- at loggerheads,
- compare,
- occupancy,
- Barney,
- animus,
- odd,
- peculiar,
- title,
- take up arms,
- abnormal,
- give satisfaction,
- LEGAL ESTATE,
- copyhold,
- ill blood,
- plantation,
- venom,
- remainder,
- adverse possession,
- revanchism,
- singular,
- feuding,
- Revengement,
- jostle,
- odds,
- Underlease,
- vengeance,
- embroilment,
- getting even,
- hold,
- at variance,
- curious,
- conflicting,
- contrary,
- FEODUM,
- farm,
- eccentric,
- schism,
- Gavelkind,
- rancour,
- grapple with,
- Villenage,
- virulence,
- fee simple,
- prepossession,
- property,
- domain,
- proprietary rights,
- tenure,
- rassle,
- angry,
- demesne,
- at daggers drawn,
- wrong,
- Feod,
- bizarre,
- up in arms,
- Property Rights,
- strange,
- in hot water,
- bout,
- bad-blood situation,
- possession,
- Avengeance,
- exceptional,
- Burgage,
- fief,
- sublease,
- free,
- claim,
- hacienda,
- ranch,
- Alodium,
- dependency,
- rancor,
- queer,
- fantastic,
- at issue,
- de facto,
- fee,
- sourness,
- colony,
- collate,
- hatred,
- day of reckoning,
- Seisin,
- grotesque,
- bitter quarrel,
- bitterness,
- scramble,
- attest,
- Undertenancy,
- embroiled,
- lease,
- vitriol,
- assert,
- reversion,
- socage,
- freehold,
- snarl,
- tourney,
- arado,
- acrimony,
- squatting,
- leasehold,
- Zemindary,
- box,
- irregular,
- extraordinary,
- engage,
- competitiveness,
- at cross purposes,
- close,
- run,
- manor,
- contradictory,
- affirm,
- retaliation,
- prescription.
How to use "Feud" in context?
Feuds can be fascinating to watch unfold. They can be incredibly heated, petty, and sometimes even deadly. They often involve two or more people who despise each other, and they often result in one person getting hurt. But why do feuds happen? There are a number of reasons.
Feuds can arise from any kind of disagreement, but they often center around some kind of insult or slight. Unfortunately, these disagreements can often become heated, and before long, there is a full-blown feud taking place. Feuds can also arise from intellectual or ideological differences.
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Homophones for Feud:
- faded, fifth, fade away, fadeout, fda, fate, fatwah, fado, foetid, fifty-two, fatwa, fiat, fetid, fathead, fahd, feat, fat, faddy, fatty, fifty, ft, fad diet, Fet, fete, foodie, FTO, feed, fitted out, footed, fade out, fatuity, fade, faith, fated, fatheaded, fad, fuddy-duddy, FPD, Fatihah, fed, fit out, Fatah, food, Fatiha, fete day, foot, fit, fiftieth.
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