conflicting
Americanadjective
Other Word Forms
- conflictingly adverb
- nonconflicting adjective
- unconflicting adjective
- unconflictingly adverb
Etymology
Origin of conflicting
Example Sentences
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The two sides have conflicting views of who would be expected to pay for medical fees, which often drain a significant portion of an injured client’s payout.
From Los Angeles Times
Overnight Wine's son, Solomon Kampala, posted updates on social media admitting he was getting conflicting reports about the security situation at his parents' home.
From BBC
There were conflicting reports about Wine's whereabouts after claims that police and the army had raided his home on Friday night.
From Barron's
Americans, especially parents, have been left with conflicting information and confusion.
From Barron's
Many in the diaspora are trying to reconcile conflicting emotions.
From Los Angeles Times
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