enmity
1 of 1noun/ˈɛnməti/
Forms:enmities
1
the feeling of hate and hostility toward someone
- The long-standing enmity between the two families made every encounter tense and unpleasant.
- Despite their political differences, the two senators put aside their enmity to work on the important legislation.
- The enmity he felt towards his competitor was evident in his aggressive tactics on the field.
- She harbored no enmity towards her critics, believing that everyone was entitled to their own opinion.
- The peace talks aimed to resolve the enmity between the neighboring countries and establish a lasting friendship.
2
a sentiment of hatred or hostility
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