Just stumbled across this kanji in the book I’m currently reading, and had no luck with any of my dictionary lookups.
Seems like it could be related to 樂 (樂 #kanji - Jisho.org), but it’s obviously different.
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It’s 轢く.
Personally, I use google translate handwriting recognition for this kind of rare kanji.
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Thanks!
I tried handwriting recognition using the Akebi dictionary app as well, but maybe my writing is just too terrible. 
Following your suggestion, I finally found it using Google Translate on my fifth try! 
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You can also find it on jisho by using the 車 and 木 in the radical list.
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Personally, I just type 軋轢 and erase the 軋.
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I started learning kanji before computers. You really needed radicals and a paper dictionary then.
Any digital application will still let you search by radical though:
車
The “official” radicals are pretty darn useful.
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Not that rare; that’s like in every isekai LN, and there’s a lot 
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Why not just use google translate image recognition? When I’m in Japan, I use that everyday to do real time translation from my phone’s camera.
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