faction
A faction organized for political purposes.
The most powerful or influential faction within a larger group.
The largest or most important faction.
A significant and large faction.
Factions that are rivals for the same goal, often power.
A political faction that favors traditional values and institutions.
A political faction that supports social equality and progressive reforms.
A political faction that supports individual rights, democracy, and free enterprise.
A political faction that supports conservative or reactionary views.
Factions that are in competition for power or control.
Factions that are in direct opposition or conflict.
A faction that exists within an organization or party.
A faction that is actively fighting against the established government or leader.
A faction within the armed forces.
A faction within a parliament or legislative body.
A political faction that holds views that are not extreme.
A faction that has separated from a larger group.
A faction that disagrees with and opposes the main group or authority.
A faction with an uncompromising and radical political stance.
A political faction that advocates for thorough or complete political or social change.
A faction that possesses weapons and is prepared to use force.
A faction based on shared ethnicity.
A faction based on shared religious beliefs.
Factions that are actively engaged in fighting or war.
A faction that is opposed to the current government.
A faction that is opposed to a particular war or to war in general.
Used to specify the larger context or conflict a faction is part of (e.g., in the civil war).
Used to specify the organization a faction is a part of (e.g., within the party).
To be the leader or head of a faction.