class conflict

noun

1. class struggle ( def 1 ).

Word History and Origins

Origin of class conflict¹

First recorded in 1895–1900

Example Sentences

Hispanics are less likely than any other group, and the population as a whole, to agree with class-conflict messaging.

From The Daily Beast

Caddyshack, the one I directed, for me was about the exclusivity of country clubs and social-class conflict.

From The Daily Beast

Such a demand is not the cause, but the consequence, of class conflict.

From Project Gutenberg

That is the unconscious dramatization of human society into the "class conflict."

From Project Gutenberg

To prohibit or greatly restrict immigration would bring forth class conflict within a generation,' what does it mean?

From Project Gutenberg

August Strindberg, himself the result of the class conflict between his parents, never felt at home with either of them.

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