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Blood Feud

Noun:

A blood feud refers to a long-standing and intense feud or conflict between two families or groups, typically characterized by acts of vengeance and retaliation.

Example sentence: The blood feud between the Montagues and the Capulets had been raging for generations, resulting in tragic consequences for Romeo and Juliet.

Adjective:

When used as an adjective, blood feud describes something relating to or arising from a blood feud.

Example sentence: The novel depicted the aftermath of a blood feud, showcasing the relentless cycle of violence and vengeance.

Verb:

As a verb, blood feud can mean to engage in a long-lasting feud or revenge cycle.

Example sentence: The two families had been blood feuding for years, unwilling to let go of their grudges and constantly seeking opportunities for retaliation.