strife-caused
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/straɪf-kɔzd/
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/straɪf-kɔːzd/
resulting from conflict
Etymology
Etymology Information
'strife-caused' originates from the combination of 'strife,' meaning 'conflict or struggle,' and 'caused,' meaning 'brought about or produced.'
Historical Evolution
The term 'strife' comes from Old French 'estrif,' which evolved into Middle English 'strif,' while 'caused' comes from Latin 'causa,' meaning 'reason or cause.'
Meaning Changes
Initially, 'strife' meant 'quarrel or dispute,' and 'caused' meant 'brought about.' The combination retains the original meanings, indicating something resulting from conflict.
Meanings by Part of Speech
Adjective 1
resulting from or caused by conflict or struggle.
The strife-caused tension in the office was palpable.
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Last updated: 2025/03/12 18:06