feud

noun
UK: /fjuːd/
US: /fjuːd/

  1. A long-lasting argument or fight between people or families.

    1. The feud began years ago over a property dispute.
    2. Their families have been locked in a bitter feud for generations, with no end in sight.

  2. A serious and often public disagreement or argument.

    1. There is a feud between the two stars.
    2. The political feud dominated the news cycle, overshadowing other important issues.

Synonyms

quarrel rivalry conflict strife dispute vendetta
feud verb

  1. To have a long and bitter argument or fight with someone.

    1. They feud all the time about money.
    2. The neighbors have been feuding for years over the height of the fence.

Frequently Asked Questions

The word "feud" in English means: A long-lasting argument or fight between people or families., A serious and often public disagreement or argument..

The phonetic transcription of "feud" is /fjuːd/ in British English and /fjuːd/ in American English. Click the 🔊 button to hear both pronunciations.

Synonyms for "feud": quarrel, rivalry, conflict, strife, dispute, vendetta.

Example usage of "feud": "The feud began years ago over a property dispute.". More examples on the page.