blood feud (Meaning)

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blood feud (n)

a feud in which members of the opposing parties murder each other

The blood feud between the two families had been ongoing for generations, with each side seeking revenge for past wrongs.
The origins of the blood feud can be traced back to a dispute over land ownership.
Despite attempts at reconciliation, the blood feud continued to escalate as acts of violence were perpetuated by both sides.
The blood feud created a climate of fear and distrust within the community, affecting innocent bystanders caught in the crossfire.
Legal authorities struggled to intervene in the blood feud, as deep-seated animosity and a lack of trust hindered peaceful resolution.
The blood feud intensified after a tragic incident resulted in the loss of lives on both sides.
Efforts to mediate the blood feud proved futile as neither family was willing to forgive or forget the past.
Stories of the blood feud were passed down through generations, fueling resentment and perpetuating the cycle of violence.
The blood feud had far-reaching consequences, tearing apart families and dividing communities.
Only through dialogue and forgiveness could the blood feud finally be brought to an end, allowing healing and reconciliation to take place.

a feud in which members of the opposing parties murder each other

hatred, score, animosity, feud,bad blood, enmity, vendetta, hostility, jaundice, antagonism

friendship,amity, friendliness, understanding, hospitality, understanding, sympathy, friendship, hospitality, sympathy

The blood feud between the two families had been ongoing for generations, with each side seeking revenge for past wrongs.

The origins of the blood feud can be traced back to a dispute over land ownership.

Despite attempts at reconciliation, the blood feud continued to escalate as acts of violence were perpetuated by both sides.

The blood feud created a climate of fear and distrust within the community, affecting innocent bystanders caught in the crossfire.