English to Latin Meaning of animosity - animositate defendunt,

Animosity :

animositate defendunt,

noun

angustia, malignitas, animositate defendunt,, antipathia, salvis, figet tabernacula, inimicitias veteres, suscitat rixas, conflictatio, invidia, aliquo animo malignandi,, dissent, caedes, pergentibus inimica uis, animo,, malitiae, odium, malignitatis

Animosities :: animisAnimosity :: odium

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Definitions of animosity in English

Noun(1) a feeling of ill will arousing active hostility

Examples of animosity in English

(1) Yet in spite of this long animosity , Confucianism and Buddhism unite in refusing to take positive law very seriously.(2) She said she bore no animosity towards her stepson Gordon for what had happened.(3) Pam says the people are lovely and you encounter very little public animosity about the Vietnam War.(4) They still saw each other occasionally and the relationship came to an end without much anger or animosity .(5) he no longer felt any animosity towards her(6) The animosity at the time was directed at the principle, rather than the particular person.(7) He is a gentleman and while we were on opposite sides, there was no animosity .(8) There is strong animosity between the two groups and each has its own culture and traditions.(9) Berlusconi has had to overcome considerable personal animosity towards Chirac to offer him his support.(10) To feel animosity for the country as he defines it would indeed be an indication of envy and resentment.(11) Cynics argue that the space race was merely an expression of cold-war animosity .(12) They say there has been no animosity between them and local Kurds for decades.(13) the animosity between the king and his brother(14) This caused a great deal of animosity between my friend and I, and I have not seen him since, unfortunately.(15) Wilful misinterpretation of the law has bred animosity and resentment towards disabled people.(16) They had faced no animosity before, except the protest a day earlier.

(1) animism ::

animism

Synonyms

Noun

1. antipathy ::

antipathia

2. hostility ::

figet tabernacula

3. friction ::

frictio

4. antagonism ::

conflictatio

5. acrimony ::

acies

6. enmity ::

inimicitias veteres

7. animus ::

animo,

9. rancor ::

aliquo animo malignandi,

10. resentment ::

nee ira

11. dislike ::

odium

13. bad blood ::

sanguinem malum

14. hatred ::

odium

15. hate ::

odium

16. loathing ::

prae fastidio

17. malice ::

malitiae

18. spite ::

malignitas

Antonyms

1. amity ::

amicitiam,

Different Forms

animosities, animosity

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