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animosity
noun as in feeling of strong dislike
Example Sentences
That animosity has led to years of nuclear threats and driven North Korea into closer ties with China and Russia, with Pyongyang even sending troops to assist Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
There’s a lot more animosity and a lot less talk about ideas, so I’m glad to hear you guys are keeping that open.
The roots of the GOP animosity toward disability insurance are hard to fathom.
Up to now, Martin has been a human shield, an easy punchbag, but for all the animosity he drew no Rangers fan thinks that the club's problems began and ended with him.
If there was a moment that set a tone of animosity for the event, it was right there.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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