interfaction

English

Etymology

From inter- +‎ faction.

Adjective

interfaction (not comparable)

  1. Between factions.
    • 2004, Joseph Laurence Black, Vladimir Putin and the New World Order, page 255:
      One consequence of this bickering was the formation of an interfaction group of deputies in Ukraine's parliament […]
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