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animosity

[an-uh-mos-i-tee] / ˌæn əˈmɒs ɪ ti /


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That off-field animosity remains, but O'Neill has steered Celtic through choppy waters on the park - even if one of those closest to him feared he would struggle to.

From BBC

Kiffin is now overseeing his third consecutive double-digit win season at Ole Miss, but the defining characteristic of his time with the Rebels is how he has learned to lean into the animosity he inspires.

From The Wall Street Journal

But the messages reveal a level of animosity between the suspended MP and his team and the Reform UK leadership, alongside the claims about his behaviour, which Lowe vehemently denies.

From BBC

For the time being, however, the three countries share mostly animosity, anxiety and suspicion.

From Los Angeles Times

I knew that Jon would agree that Michael would need to investigate stolen artifacts and get past the locals’ animosity toward National Park staff.

From Los Angeles Times