confliction
- noun
- /kənˈflɪkʃən/
- Specialized
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incompatibilidad
- The confliction between the two regulations made it difficult to proceed with the project.
Examples
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Legal experts discussed the confliction that arose from overlapping international laws.
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A confliction in the data sets led to confusion during the analysis.
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There was a serious confliction between the new policies.
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The confliction of laws led to confusion among citizens.
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The confliction between the safety regulations and environmental laws caused delays in construction.
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During the meeting, we addressed the confliction between corporate policies and employee rights.
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The confliction of information from different agencies hindered our ability to respond effectively.
Synonyms
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4.3
A situation where two ideas or statements cannot both be true
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A difference between two things that should be the same, like numbers or stories
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A situation when two plans or dates cannot happen together
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A situation where things do not match or agree
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A situation where two statements cannot both be true at the same time
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A lack of agreement between things or ideas
A situation where two people or groups cannot agree even after trying
A state where ideas or statements say opposite things and cannot both be true
A state in which two ideas or things are opposite and cannot both be true
A situation when two things do not agree, for example study results
Antonyms
How Conflicting
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Etymology
Confliction shares its roots with conflict, with con- meaning 'together' and flict meaning 'to strike' or 'clash'. So a confliction of rules is when laws or pieces of information 'clash' and do not work together.