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1. (n.) animosity
a feeling of ill will that tends to display itself in action; strong hostility or antagonism.
Etymology: (1400–50; late ME animosite (< MF) < LL animōsitās)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) animosity, animus, bad blood
a feeling of ill will arousing active hostility
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1. (noun) animosity
strong dislike
the animosity between the two men
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1. (verb) animosity
mere spiritedness or courage
2. (verb) animosity
violent hatred leading to active opposition; active enmity; energetic dislike
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Sense: (a) strong dislike or hatred
The rivals regarded one another with animosity.
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 Afrikaans: vyandigheid |
 Arabic: حِقْد، عِداء، بُغْضَاء |
 Bulgarian: враждебност |
 Brazilian: animosidade |
 Czech: nenávist, nepřátelství |
 German: die Feindseligkeit |
 Danish: fjendskab; had; uvilje |
 Greek: εχθρότητα |
 Spanish: animosidad |
 Estonian: vaenulikkus |
 Farsi: دشمنی |
 Finnish: vihamielisyys |
 French: animosité |
 Hebrew: שִׂנאָה, אֵיבָה |
 Hindi: वैरभाव |
 Croatian: neprijateljstvo |
 Hungarian: gyűlölet |
 Indonesian: kebencian |
 Icelandic: fjandskapur |
 Italian: animosità |
 Japanese: 敵意 |
 Korean: 원한 |
 Lithuanian: priešiškumas |
 Latvian: naids; niknums |
 Malay: kebencian |
 Dutch: animositeit |
 Norwegian: fiendskap, hat |
 Polish: uraza |
 Persian: دشمنی |
 Pashto: دښمنی |
 Portuguese: animosidade |
 Romanian: animozitate |
 Russian: враждебность |
 Slovak: animozita |
 Slovenian: sovražnost |
 Serbian: mržnja |
 Swedish: fientlighet, animositet |
 Thai: ความเกลียดชัง |
 Turkish: kin, nefret |
 Taiwanese: 憎惡，仇恨 |
 Ukrainian: ворожість, злоба |
 Urdu: عداوت ، دشمنی، بغض ، کینہ |
 Vietnamese: hận thù |
 Chinese: 仇恨 |
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