Conflict
Conflict noun - A lack of agreement or harmony.
Dance and conflict are semantically related. in disagreement topic. In some cases you can use "Dance" instead a noun "Conflict", when it comes to topics like opposition.
Nearby Words: conflicting, conflicted
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
| old | old conflict | old dance |
| long | long conflict | long dance |
| similar | similar conflict | similar dance |
| original | original conflict | original dance |
| Other adjectives: single, divine, actual, little, ancient, new, next, last, said, upcoming. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Foster Kane and Jim Arnold (the "Radio Men") often reduce summaries of upcoming movies to the conflict being resolved via a "secret underground dance competition".
Source: Dancing Is Serious Business -
Part of her conflict with joining Mariana's dance team is that it makes it harder for guys to take her seriously in her other pursuits.
Source: Series / The Fosters -
Her sister, a specimen of much less maturity (both in years and wisdom) provides much conflict, of the familial and romantic variety, as suitors dance about both girls.
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