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1. (n.) enmity
a feeling or condition of hostility; hatred; ill will; animosity.
Etymology: (1250–1300; ME enemite < MF; OF enemiste < VL *inimīcitātem, acc. of *inimīcitās < L inimīc(us)enemy)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) hostility, enmity, antagonism
a state of deep-seated ill-will
2. (noun) hostility, enmity, ill will
the feeling of a hostile person
"he could no longer contain his hostility"
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1. (noun) enmity
the quality of being an enemy; hostile or unfriendly disposition
2. (noun) enmity
a state of opposition; hostility
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Sense: unfriendliness; hatred.
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 Afrikaans: vyandigheid, vyandiggesin |
 Arabic: عَداوَه، كَراهِيَه |
 Bulgarian: враждебност |
 Brazilian: inimizade |
 Czech: nepřátelství |
 German: die Feindschaft |
 Danish: fjendskab; uvenskab; had |
 Greek: εχθρότητα |
 Spanish: enemistad |
 Estonian: vaenulikkus |
 Farsi: دشمنی؛ خصومت |
 Finnish: viha |
 French: hostilité |
 Hebrew: אֵיבָה |
 Hindi: शत्रुता, बैर |
 Croatian: neprijateljstvo |
 Hungarian: ellenségeskedés |
 Indonesian: permusuhan |
 Icelandic: óvinátta |
 Italian: inimicizia |
 Japanese: 敵意 |
 Korean: 증오, 미움 |
 Lithuanian: priešiškumas |
 Latvian: naids; naidīgums |
 Malay: permusuhan |
 Dutch: vijandschap |
 Norwegian: fiendskap, fiendtlig inns |
 Polish: wrogość |
 Persian: دشمنی؛ خصومت |
 Pashto: دښمنى، بدى، بد نيتى |
 Portuguese: inimizade |
 Romanian: duşmănie |
 Russian: вражда |
 Slovak: nepriateľstvo |
 Slovenian: sovražnost |
 Serbian: neprijateljstvo |
 Swedish: fiendskap, fientlighet, o |
 Thai: ความเป็นศัตรู |
 Turkish: düşmanlık |
 Taiwanese: 敵意，仇恨 |
 Ukrainian: неприязнь, ворожнеча |
 Urdu: عداوت؛ نفرت |
 Vietnamese: sự thù hằn |
 Chinese: 敌意，仇恨 |
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