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fractiousness

[ US /ˈfɹækʃəsnəs/ ]
[ UK /fɹˈækʃəsnəs/ ]
NOUN
  1. the trait of being prone to disobedience and lack of discipline

How To Use fractiousness In A Sentence

  • It is a patchwork of Clan, tribal loyalties, religious zealotry, appallingly poor, indemicly corrupt politician, power mad factionally torn military and a corporate sector which is (not surprisingy greedy and in for their chop) all of which are in varing degrees fractiousness and discontentedness. Pakistan "Emergency" Ban of Constitution, Independent Media-- A Media Emergency In USA Too
  • He suggests only that in time, we will become so weary of our punitive politics that the system will, out of necessity, "outgrow" or "outlive" its current fractiousness. Fight Club
  • Indeed, many negotiations have been slowed down because of the fractiousness of the nondiplomatic participants. Whose Cause Is It, Anyway?
  • Exploiting Lebanon's fractiousness, Syria pushed its allies to undermine the pro-Western coalition that won Lebanon's general election in 2005.
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  • Exploiting Lebanon's fractiousness, Syria pushed its allies to undermine the pro-Western coalition that won Lebanon's general election in 2005.
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