Definition Synonyms
Definition of animosity - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
emotionstrong hostility or active dislike
- His animosity towards his rival was evident in his harsh words.
- There was clear animosity between the two teams.
- She felt animosity towards her former friend.
Origin of animosity
Latin, animus (mind) + -osus (full of)
Terms with animosity included in their meaning
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animosity
deep-seated ill-will or enmity
family conflict
competition or animosity between siblings in one family
characteristic
quality causing strong aversion or animosity
emotion
having no feelings of hate or animosity
cease hostility
abandon hostility or animosity
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- French:animosité, ...
- German:Feindseligkeit, ...
- Italian:animosità, ...
- Spanish:animosidad, ...
- Portuguese:hostilidade, ...
- Chinese:仇恨, ...
- Japanese:敵意, ...
- Arabic:عداء, ...
- Hebrew:עוֹיְנוּת, ...
- Russian:враждебность, ...
- Ukrainian:ворожість, ...
- Hindi:द्वेष, ...
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