factions Synonyms
factions Meaning
factions
a party or group (as within a government) that is often contentious or self-seeking, party spirit especially when marked by dissension, a group acting together within a larger body (as a government), making
factions Sentence Examples
- The student body was divided into opposing factions, each with its own set of beliefs and values.
- The political landscape was characterized by multiple factions competing for power and influence.
- Within the religious organization, there arose several factions that disagreed on doctrinal interpretations.
- The company's shareholders were split into factions with conflicting visions for the future of the business.
- The neighborhood was home to several rival factions who engaged in occasional skirmishes.
- The army was torn between loyalist factions and rebels seeking to overthrow the government.
- The debate over climate change has created distinct factions within the scientific community.
- The peace negotiations were hindered by the presence of multiple factions with differing agendas.
- The social media platform was plagued by factions that spread misinformation and engaged in online harassment.
- The city's citizens formed factions based on their neighborhood, ethnicity, or socio-economic status.
FAQs About the word factions
a party or group (as within a government) that is often contentious or self-seeking, party spirit especially when marked by dissension, a group acting together
sides, sects, blocs, coalitions,parties, teams, wings, denominations, blocks, movements
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The student body was divided into opposing factions, each with its own set of beliefs and values.
The political landscape was characterized by multiple factions competing for power and influence.
Within the religious organization, there arose several factions that disagreed on doctrinal interpretations.
The company's shareholders were split into factions with conflicting visions for the future of the business.
