Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

family-feud

Noun

/ˈfæmɪli fjuːd/

Definition

A prolonged and often violent conflict between families, typically involving mutual hostility and retaliation.

Examples

The Hatfields and McCoys are one of the most famous examples of a family feud in American history.
Years of bitterness turned a simple disagreement into a bitter family feud.
In her novel, the author explores the tragic consequences of a generations-old family feud.

Meaning

A family feud refers to a long-standing conflict or dispute between two or more families, often fueled by resentment, past grievances, or competition over resources.