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hostility
noun as in antagonism, unfriendliness
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Russia sent a volley of missiles at the eastern city of Dnipro on Thursday, Ukrainian officials said, the latest assault in a week of rising hostilities between the two adversaries.
Trump and his supporters have shown tremendous hostility to civic institutions — the judiciary, the media, universities, many nonprofits, some religious groups — that seek to define and enforce our obligations to one another.
Mr. Trump has exhibited extreme hostility to mainstream news reporters, whom he has often referred to as “enemies of the people.”
A non-crime hate incident is recorded where no criminal offence has been committed, but the person reporting it believes it was motivated by hostility.
The Tran campaign thanked county elections workers who “continue to do their essential work in the face of lies, hostility and bomb threats.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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