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animosity

noun as in feeling of strong dislike

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"It's another game, another week at least but you obviously carry a bit of animosity from previous encounters."

From BBC

Yes, California’s newly elected Democratic senator requires bulked-up security to get through life, thanks to the animosity and violent threats stirred up by the vengeful president-elect.

She said Maccabi Tel Aviv fans were not considered to pose a threat of violence and there was no animosity between them and fans of Dutch club Ajax.

From BBC

The animosity toward Puerto Ricans, who are American citizens, echoes recent points made by Trump himself.

From Salon

But virtually ever since, animosity between the preeminent global body and the tiny Middle Eastern country has steadily grown, escalating now as U.N. forces have been drawn into Israel’s attacks in southern Lebanon.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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