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UK//fjuːd//US//fjuːd//

Meaning of Feud

A prolonged and often violent dispute or conflict between parties.

In simple words: A long and angry fight between two groups or people.

Feud in a sentence

  • The two families have been engaged in a feud for generations.
  • Their feud became notorious in the small town, spanning decades.
  • The media covered the intense feud between the celebrities.
  • In some cultures, a feud can lead to tragic outcomes.
  • Resolving the feud might take generations if pride isn’t set aside.

How to use Feud

Used in both formal and informal contexts, often about family or community disagreements. Avoid in casual conversation unless relevant.

Grammar pattern

feud + object

Memory hint

Think of 'feud' as 'few dare to mend' the conflict.

Related words

Collocations with Feud

  • family feud
  • long-standing feud
  • bitter feud
  • feud over land
  • ongoing feud

Synonyms for Feud

Opposites of Feud

Common mistakes with Feud

  • Confusing with 'fued' - correct spelling is 'feud'.
  • Using 'feud' as a verb; it is primarily a noun.
  • Incorrectly thinking it applies only to personal conflicts; can also describe group disputes.

Compare Feud with Dispute, Conflict, Vendetta, Quarrel

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Frequently asked questions about Feud

What does Feud mean?

A long and angry fight between two groups or people.

What is the definition of Feud?

A prolonged and often violent dispute or conflict between parties.

How do you use Feud in a sentence?

The two families have been engaged in a feud for generations.

Can you give another example of Feud?

Their feud became notorious in the small town, spanning decades.

What are synonyms for Feud?

Common alternatives include dispute, conflict, rivalry, vendetta, quarrel.

What is the opposite of Feud?

Opposite meanings include harmony, peace.

What words go with Feud?

It commonly pairs with family feud, long-standing feud, bitter feud, feud over land, ongoing feud.

What are common mistakes when using Feud?

Confusing with 'fued' - correct spelling is 'feud'. Using 'feud' as a verb; it is primarily a noun. Incorrectly thinking it applies only to personal conflicts; can also describe group disputes.

How do you pronounce Feud?

US: //fjuːd//, UK: //fjuːd//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Feud?

Used in both formal and informal contexts, often about family or community disagreements. Avoid in casual conversation unless relevant.