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Meaning of factions
A small group or party, especially within a larger group or organization, typically having a distinct or opposing view.
Etymology of factions
The word "factions" comes from the Latin "factio," meaning "a making, a doing," and the suffix "-ion," which forms a noun indicating a place, condition, or result.
Historically, the term "faction" referred to a political party or group, often with a negative connotation, implying a sense of divisiveness or conflict.
Synonyms
groups
parties
sects
divisions
cliques
gangs
bands
crews
teams
leagues
alliances
coalitions
unions
associations
organizations
corporations
syndicates
cartels
confederations
federations
cabals
coteries
cliques
circles
rings
mobs
crowds
throngs
hordes
masses
assemblies
congregations
gatherings
meetings
conferences
councils
boards
committees
panels
forums
factions
sectarians
partisans
advocates
champions
supporters
backers
sponsors
patrons
adherents
followers
disciples
devotees
Definitions
- A small group or party, especially within a larger group or organization, typically having a distinct or opposing view.
- * A group or party that has separated from a larger group, often due to disagreements or conflicts.
Usage Examples
- The company was plagued by internal factions vying for control.
- * The political party was divided into several factions, each with its own agenda.
- * The factions within the community were unable to come to an agreement on the proposed development.
Antonyms
unity
harmony
cooperation
agreement
unanimity
consensus
solidarity
cohesion
concord
accord
alliance
partnership
collaboration
synergy
fusion
merging
integration
amalgamation
unification
reconciliation
compromise
mediation
conciliation
pacification
appeasement
calmness
serenity
tranquility
peace
stability
order
coherence
consistency