conflict

used to introduce the first of two contrasting points or sides of an argument

to make one naturally want to ask a particular question; (formally) to assume the very point being argued

in strong disagreement or conflict with someone

to get into trouble with someone or break a rule or law

to oppose or be the opposite of what is expected, accepted, or sensible

To make a bad situation or an argument worse.

To tell someone angrily what you really think of them.

to be undecided or avoid choosing between two options or sides

a subject that causes disagreement or argument between people

to counter an opponent using the same methods they use

both parties are responsible for a situation

an equivalent retaliation, an eye for an eye

angry and protesting, ready to fight

being strongly criticized or attacked

to reach a critical point that demands action or resolution

to prevent conflict and maintain calm between people or groups

to disturb a stable situation by causing trouble or challenging accepted arrangements

very angry or irritated about something

to mock someone, often through teasing or sarcasm

an uncontrolled, disputed, or undefined area where occupying or intervening is unwise

to behave in a wild, uncontrolled way that creates disorder

extremely annoyed with someone or something and unwilling to tolerate it any longer

make an already bad situation worse by adding humiliation or further harm

a person or thing considered an acceptable target for pursuit or criticism

to cause disruption or draw attention by challenging established expectations

to protect one's dignity or public reputation after embarrassment or failure

to openly depart from the shared position of one's own group

the vigorous back-and-forth of intense argument or competition

to maintain a position, decision, or principle despite pressure

to endure a succession of ordeals, attacks, or severe criticism

deliberately and without compassion, especially when committing violence or cruelty

clever and subtle trickery used to mislead people

to escape or evade someone who is following or pursuing you

to behave wildly and without restraint, causing disorder or damage

To struggle with fierce determination, using every available effort to succeed.

To adjust calmly to circumstances or prevailing behavior instead of resisting them.

With no limits or restrictions on how a contest, argument, or conflict is conducted.

To succeed in the end after others have mocked, doubted, or opposed you.

Completely unacceptable by ordinary moral or social standards.

to declare one's position publicly when doing so calls for courage or principle

to retreat or run away suddenly because of fear

to touch or interfere with a person, usually in a warning against causing harm

engaged in behavior that is mischievous, dishonest, or otherwise wrong

subject to suspicion or disgrace that damages one's reputation

to dismiss someone or force them to leave quickly and decisively

to challenge an opponent openly and defiantly

to dominate or treat someone disrespectfully as though they have no power

a forceful refusal meaning that something will never be allowed

to impose your will harshly while ignoring other people's rights or feelings

to retaliate for an old grievance or perceived wrong

graphic violence and gore shown in a film, book, or similar work

to dismiss someone or make it clear that they must leave

a chaotic or uncooperative situation in which each person acts purely for personal benefit

noticeably irritated or angry

to attack harshly, especially when the target is already vulnerable or beaten

to create a loud disturbance or behave in a wildly disruptive way

to reconcile and become friendly again after an argument

to feel an extremely strong hatred for someone

to deceive someone with a quick, sneaky, or unexpected trick

to rebuild friendly relations after a dispute

to react with a noisy, angry complaint, often over a minor issue

to make someone feel extremely annoyed or frustrated

to make a mocking gesture that expresses disrespect or defiance

to answer someone with sudden and often unjustified anger

to deliberately make an already painful situation feel even worse

to respond to harm without retaliation, showing restraint or forgiveness

to reconcile with someone and bring a quarrel to an end

a persistent love rivalry among three people whose attachments conflict

unfair, dishonorable, or contrary to accepted standards of behavior

to have a sudden angry or distressed outburst and lose self-control

to claim falsely that someone expressed an opinion or made a statement