Conflict(noun)
- Conflict (between): A state of disagreement, opposition, or clash between individuals, groups, nations, or ideas.
- Conflict Resolution: The process of addressing and resolving disputes, disagreements, or conflicts through negotiation, mediation, or other means.
- Conflict Management: The strategies and techniques used to handle and mitigate conflicts in various settings.
- Conflict of Interest: A situation where an individual's personal or financial interests may influence their decision-making in an impartial role.
- Internal Conflict: A psychological struggle within an individual's mind, often involving conflicting emotions, desires, or beliefs.
- Armed Conflict: A state of warfare or battle between armed forces or groups.
- Ethnic Conflict: A conflict arising from differences in ethnicity, culture, or identity between groups.
- Political Conflict: Disagreements and clashes related to political ideologies, policies, or power struggles.
- Interpersonal Conflict: Disagreements or disputes between individuals within personal or professional relationships.
- Conflict Zone: An area or region where armed or political conflicts are ongoing or have occurred.
- Conflict Resolution Skills: Abilities and techniques used to effectively manage and resolve conflicts in various contexts.
These collocations provide a range of contexts in which the term "conflict" is commonly used to describe different types and aspects of disagreements, clashes, and struggles.