conflicting

[ kuhn-flik-ting ]

adjective

1. being in conflict or disagreement; not compatible:

   conflicting viewpoints.

Other Words From

• con·flicting·ly adverb
• noncon·flicting adjective
• uncon·flicting adjective
• uncon·flicting·ly adverb

Word History and Origins

Origin of conflicting¹

First recorded in 1600–10; conflict + -ing ²

Example Sentences

The conflicting view is Gatland is still the man to turn Wales around with no other coach being able to achieve results with such an inexperienced group of players.

From BBC

The report contains conflicting information over how intoxicated each of them were.

From Los Angeles Times

Having opposite dating profiles or reading styles is very different from conflicting stances on lifesaving medical treatment.

From Los Angeles Times

Clinical trials have produced conflicting results about screening.

From BBC

The two-time Oscar winner, who played Montana rancher John Dutton III, left the hit drama last year amid reported tension with Sheridan, issues with the writing and conflicting plans for his passion project “Horizon.”

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• adverse
• antagonistic
• clashing
• contrary
• incompatible
• inconsistent
• opposing
• paradoxical