Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
factional
adjective
/ˈfakʃ(ə)nəl/

Definition
Relating to a faction or factions.

Examples
- The factional disputes within the party led to a significant divide among its members.
- Factionalism can hinder the progress of the organization.
- She was known for her factional alliances, often switching sides depending on the issue at hand.

Meaning
Factional refers to aspects that involve a group of people within a larger group, often representing conflicting or differing interests or viewpoints.

Synonyms
- sectarian
- partisan
- divisive
- fractured