Strife is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STRIFE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• contention or conflict
• angry or bitter disagreement over fundamental issues; conflict
• trouble or difficulty of any kind.
• conflict, quarrelling
• The act of striving; earnest endeavor.
• Exertion or contention for superiority; contest of emulation, either by intellectual or physical efforts.
• Altercation; violent contention; fight; battle.
• That which is contended against; occasion of contest.
• lack of agreement or harmony
• bitter conflict; heated often violent dissension
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• bitter conflict or dissension

Words related to STRIFE

strifeful15 strifes10

Words that contain STRIFE

strifes10 wastrife14 strifeful15 wastrifes15 strifeless13 loosestrife14 loosestrifes15

How to use STRIFE in a sentence

• But Dorn, despite all his will, was mostly silent, aloof, brooding, locked up in his eternal strife of mind and soul.
• Life of men was all strife, and the greatness in them came out in war.
• Foolish and unlearned questions put from thee, remembering that they do but make strife.
• During the strife and heat of the controversy on Home Rule, Lady Russell received the following letter from Mr.
• They were compressed, as when the body was about to mingle in the strife of a battle, a sort of stern resolution being settled on them.
• Then the tidings were brought to Kriemhild, of that which he had wrought in strife with Hagen of Troneg.
• And so is set on foot that strife, in truest sense acceptable to heaven, and for the purposes of state most politic.
• There was great strife and dissension amongst them, for they knew not what to do.
• As cautious as he was bold, as sagacious in council as he was impetuous in action, he calmly, and with great foresight and deliberation, prepared for the strife.
• Where the strife of nature has been fiercest, there by a strange coincidence the storm of human passion has been greatest.
• He seeks sanctuary from his enemies in the cathedral, and there the last and fiercest strife for the possession of his soul is waged between the powers of good and evil.
• The painting which embodies it belongs to a spirit at strife with what was vital and progressive in the modern world.
• Behind the veil the Master stands and sees the awful strife.
• The strife between religions, nations and races arises from misunderstanding.
• Therefore, as strife and dissension destroy a family and prevent its progress, so nations are destroyed and advancement hindered.
• They did not come to create discord, strife and hatred in the world.
• Variance is caused by blind imitations, prejudices and adherence to forms which appear later, and inasmuch as these differ, discord and strife result.
• The result of the strife was that the Bureau was put on a firmer footing with a more liberal provision, and it has since been, under General Eaton and Dr.
• I remember those wonderful last lines and I thought how, like an unshattered temple, the great works of literature survive the tempests of national strife.
• It seems to be my part always to stir up strife and then to slip away before I am caught in the crash of the warring elements I have aroused.
• They employ spies to stir up strife, and some lawyers and judges seem to be banded together to fleece the confiding lambs of the public.
• It is in scenes like this, far removed from the bustle, the strife, and the sin of civilized life, that we most fully realize the presence of the great Author of the Universe.
• The Shawnees had been very much molested and disturbed during the period of border strife following the passage of the Kansas-Nebraska Bill.
• What did he know that he could teach? There was nothing he was trained for, he had no competitive strife, and he did not know of anything worth doing.
• Even if I won in my strife with Pickering I had yet my way to make in the world.
• The history of this time would be a fearful record of scenes of bloody strife and atrocious barbarity.
• He seemed to be enjoying the sight of the grand elemental strife that was going on around him.
• After these parties had grown weary of their strife, and a certain time had elapsed after the murder, the other chiefs of the village or district endeavored to reconcile them.
• Some took the oath to obey the will of the sovereign, others refused, and the bitter strife extended through the city and the kingdom.
• Far away from the scene of the trouble, he could not understand the bitterness of the strife.

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