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Noun(1) hidden conflict or competitiveness within an organization.(2) conflict between members of the same organization (usually concealed from outsiders)(3) boxing at close quarters

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(1) That will not be accomplished by bickering and discord and infighting on a grand scale.(2) In boroughs political infighting became almost continuous, as rival factions fought for control of corporate institutions.(3) Weill had big plans at the credit card company, but political infighting and a clash of personalities kept him from achieving most of them.(4) Throughout his reign many potential advances and reforms were stymied through factionalism and constant political infighting .(5) This does require that Muslim organizations stop infighting and pool all their resources.(6) Other factors contributed to the debacle, such as political infighting between the Red Cross and federal and provincial agencies.(7) Observers point out that a decision by Jiang to stay on as party secretary would likely lead to factional infighting within the party.(8) infighting between departments grew worse(9) It was a fragile new nation beset by political infighting and civil war involving ethnic minorities and communists backed by China.(10) And I'd prefer not to delete posts, but those suggesting infighting within the staff gave me no choice.(11) The problem has been exacerbated by what many believe is a combination of factional infighting within the Church and a declining number of priests from which to chose.(12) Actually, the juiciest infighting and personal political battles began with the birth of this great nation.(13) This back-stabbing confirms and supports Naki's assertion that there are divisions and infighting within the organisation.(14) Is there an advantage to practicing close, infighting boxing for fights like this?(15) Political infighting between councillors both across and within parties is mentioned and criticised adversely.(16) The ensuing and recurrent financial crises led to constant infighting within the ruling clique.