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fratricidal

[fra-tri-sahyd-l] / ˌfræ trɪˈsaɪd l /
ADJECTIVE
internecine
Synonyms


Example Sentences

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“The consequences of the tragic, fratricidal conflict, incited on daily basis from outside, are horrible, and the war flames, like never before, are threatening the whole world.”

From Seattle Times

For almost three decades now, the country has been governed by the former liberation movement, the ANC, which is now consumed by fratricidal power struggles driven not by policy or personality issues, but by rival attitudes to corruption and looting, and the desire of powerful figures to avoid accountability and prison.

From BBC

Among them, he cited globalization, which has economically displaced huge numbers of Americans, and the failure of a polarized, fratricidal political system to adequately respond to the loss of livelihoods and what, for many, was a reassuring way of life.

From Los Angeles Times

What happened instead, according to a field commander who was quoted in a 1993 Human Rights Watch/Helsinki report, was a fratricidal war that was fought “without rules, and without wounded, only corpses.”

From New York Times

“This is a fratricidal war within Morena,” said Monreal.

From Seattle Times