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factional

[ fak-shuh-nl ]

adjective

  1. of a faction or factions.
  2. self-interested; partisan:

    Factional interests had obstructed justice.



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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of factional1

First recorded in 1640–50; faction 1 + -al 1
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But its inevitable outcome, he argues, is mob rule, bitter factional division, the debasement of civic culture and finally some version of Caesarism.

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In an episode of "Pod Save America" released before the Gaetz announcement, New York Times columnist Ezra Klein predicted a second Trump term will feature "much more factional in-fighting than people are prepared for."

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Setting out his stall, he accused his party of "failing to deliver" on its promises because "factional fighting was more important".

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“This factional, vindictive behaviour is designed to humiliate socialist candidates as well as block them.”

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The fact is that so much more could have been done had not so much money and energy been wasted by corruption and factional struggles inside the ruling party.

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