internecine

Feeling certain that she alone could save Greece from a possible internecine strife, she was ready to die a noble death.

The once, seem to be miserable, eventually internecine.

With luck, Thailand's political elite has tired of its internecine strife, and normal parliamentary politics are about to resume.

A grisly period of internecine war and cannibalism seems to have followed.

Since then, Somalia has rotted away, a victim of international indifference and its own internecine history.

My digital-storage problems had become so internecine that I didn't stop to consider my photos' vulnerability until it was too late.

When they realize they face extremity, the victims will take an internecine measure to help them.

The gay American bishop whose promotion launched the latest round of internecine bitterness was not invited to Lambeth.

Calgar is a proud man, a trait that has earned him more than a fair share of enemies within the Imperium's internecine politics.

There had been internecine warfare in the Balkans.

Not everything that has gone wrong at Microsoft is due to internecine warfare.

Soon Josh and Victoria are on their way to their own form of internecine warfare and disaster.

an internecine feud among proxy holders.

No one expects us to choose sides in internecine mommy battles.

It's hard to live in an internecine family.

The story could have been taken from last year's headlines when ethanol sparked an internecine war in both the Corn Belt and the Beltway.

Once in power, their lack of cohesion led to internecine squabbles, which in turn were exploited by Mrs Gandhi, leading to Janata's downfall