underfaction Sentence Examples
- The underfaction within the political party plotted to undermine the leader's authority.
- An underfaction of dissidents emerged to challenge the dominant ideology.
- The underfaction sought to gain influence within the organization by forming alliances and spreading rumors.
- The main faction became aware of the underfaction's activities and took steps to neutralize their threat.
- The underfaction's actions created division and hindered the group's progress.
- The leader of the underfaction was known for his charisma and ability to recruit followers.
- The underfaction capitalized on weaknesses in the main faction's leadership to gain support.
- The underfaction's agenda was driven by personal ambition rather than the group's best interests.
- The existence of an underfaction within the organization raised concerns about stability and cohesion.
- The underfaction eventually dissolved after failing to gain widespread support.
underfaction Meaning
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underfaction (n.)
A subordinate party or faction.
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A subordinate party or faction.
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The underfaction within the political party plotted to undermine the leader's authority.
An underfaction of dissidents emerged to challenge the dominant ideology.
The underfaction sought to gain influence within the organization by forming alliances and spreading rumors.
The main faction became aware of the underfaction's activities and took steps to neutralize their threat.
