verb
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To fight with allies or other members of the same group.
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To box while extremely close to an opponent
noun
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Fighting or quarreling among the members of a single group or side.
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Fighting with one's opponent closer than arm's length.
Examples of infighting in a Sentence
After the Combat Rock tour in 82-83, he left the band, saying he could not longer deal with the infighting that had become the norm for the band.
Tony Robinson said groups like Labor Students should stop infighting and start campaigning.
If anyone thought the infighting on this board was vicious... .
But his was not the ambition of petty infighting.
Arts Council funding would at least be free from the factional infighting that determines so much in local government, in EDDC as elsewhere.
There is a limit to how much infighting a political party can survive.
La Boheme ran itself into the ground because of bitter infighting among beneficiaries and a lack of knowledge and expertise about farming.
Then Goldsmith died, leaving a vacuum which UKIP filled with vicious infighting.
The party fears infighting will further dent its dwindling popularity.
In fact, this little high-schoolish infighting is getting a bit old and boring.
This infighting climaxed in 1983 with an all-out boardroom brawl that left a family member unconscious and the company in tatters.
There was a great deal of infighting between the contestants, and as the show progressed the personality clashes only increased.
Three months ' infighting would seriously erode our sup port in the country.