confliction

/kənˈflɪk.ʃən/ noun

A conflicting condition; conflict.

Word Origin Confliction comes from Latin con- 'together' and fligere 'to strike' — conflict is literally 'striking together.' The -ion suffix makes it a noun for the process. The root fligere also gives us inflict (strike in), afflict (strike at), and profligate (strike down, ruin).

noun A conflicting condition; conflict. countable

The internal confliction between his professional duties and personal beliefs made the decision difficult.

(名词) 冲突状态

职业责任与个人信仰之间的内心冲突让他难以做出决定。

(sustantivo) Una condición conflictiva; conflicto.

El conflicto interno entre sus deberes profesionales y sus creencias personales hizo difícil la decisión.

(nom) conflit; contradiction [Situation d'opposition ou de conflit entre des éléments incompatibles.]

Le conflit interne entre ses devoirs professionnels et ses convictions personnelles rendait la décision difficile.

(Substantiv) Widerstreit; Konflikt [**Confliction** (Substantiv, feminin): Ein Zustand innerer Zerrissenheit oder ein Widerstreit von Gefühlen, Pflichten oder Überzeugungen.]

Die innere **Confliction** zwischen seinen beruflichen Pflichten und persönlichen Überzeugungen machte die Entscheidung schwer.

(名詞) 対立する状態;衝突。

彼の職業上の義務と個人的な信念との間にある内面の葛藤が、その判断を困難にした。

(substantivo) conflito [Uma condição conflitante; conflito.]

O conflito interno entre seus deveres profissionais e crenças pessoais tornou a decisão difícil.

Word parts: con + flict + ion

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