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What does factious mean?

"Factious" means relating to or characterized by factionalism, or the formation of factions or parties within a group.

Here's a breakdown:

* Faction: A group of people within a larger group (like a political party, a club, or a company) who share a common interest or opinion.

* Factionalism: The state of being divided into factions, often with opposing views or goals.

Factious can be used to describe:

* People: "The factious members of the committee couldn't agree on a plan."

* Groups: "The factious party was on the verge of splitting into two factions."

* Situations: "The factious atmosphere in the workplace made it difficult to get anything done."

Synonyms for "factious" include:

* Divisive

* Contentious

* Disruptive

* Quarrelsome

Example Sentence:

The factious debate in the parliament prevented them from passing any meaningful legislation.

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