To strike or dash together; meet in opposition; come together violently.To contend; fight; strive; struggle.To be in opposition; be contrary or at variance: as, the evidence given by the second witness conflicted with that given by the first.n. A struggle for mastery; a striving to oppose or overcome; a battle or combat; contention; controversy; strife.n. Discord of action, feeling, or effect; antagonism, as of interests or principles; counteraction, as of causes, laws, or agencies of any kind; opposing action or tendency; opposition; collision: as, a conflict of the elements, or between right and wrong.