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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesfaccionalismo
Pronunciation / Transliteration: faccionalismo
"O faccionalismo político enfraquece a democracia."
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The state of being divided into factions, or the pursuit of the interests of one's own faction at the expense of the common good.
"The political party was weakened by years of bitter factionalism."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from 'faction' (from Latin 'factio' meaning 'a company of persons acting together', from 'facere' to do) + the suffix '-ism' denoting a practice, system, or philosophy.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "factionalism" is said worldwide
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factions
Transliteration: faktionalisme
Script: factionnalisme
"Le factionnalisme nuit à l'unité du parti."
Fraktionierung
Transliteration: Fraktionierung
"Der Parteitag war von starkem Fraktionierung geprägt."
frazionismo
Transliteration: frazionismo
"Il frazionismo sta distruggendo la coalizione di governo."
faccionalismo
Transliteration: faccionalismo
"El faccionalismo impidió que llegaran a un acuerdo."
faccionalismo
Transliteration: faccionalismo
"O faccionalismo político enfraquece a democracia."
गुटबाजी
Transliteration: gutbaji
"पार्टी के भीतर गुटबाजी ने उसे हरा दिया।"
派系主义
Transliteration: pài xì zhǔ yì
"严重的派系主义导致了组织的分裂。"
파벌주의
Transliteration: pabeoljuui
"지나친 파벌주의가 회사의 성장을 방해하고 있다."
派閥主義
Transliteration: habatsu shugi
"党内の激しい派閥主義が問題視されている。"
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