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culture war
[kuhl-cher wawr]
noun
a conflict or struggle for dominance between groups within a society or between societies, arising from their differing beliefs, practices, etc..
a culture war over the right to own a gun; China’s culture war with the Western world.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of culture war1
Example Sentences
Despite “Superman” being as all-American as ever, the movie has become the most recent front in America’s never-ending culture war because of comments made by Gunn acknowledging the character is an immigrant.
Mainstream parties could patch together winning coalitions with banker-friendly fiscal policies and modest doses of right-wing culture war — promising to get tough with immigrants, indulge anti-trans hysteria and crack down on rhetorical wokeness — without entirely going over to the Dark Side.
The president was leading a culture war more than he was a country, and consumers wanted to know where the entertainers they loved stood and what they would stand up for.
Catholic Conference of Bishops, Gomez pursued culture war nonsense instead of actual issues.
In this episode, Amanda details how a logic-defying culture war about litter boxes turned into a real bill aimed at forbidding kids from playing pretend at school.
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