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mutual hostility
noun as in bad blood
Strongest matches
Example Sentences
February 1973 saw China and the U.S. establishing direct diplomatic relations after decades of mutual hostility.
It is a virtue which, if generally exercised, would remove mutual hostility by enlightening mutual ignorance.
They gave out that the English were bent on the ruin of the tribes, and to that end were stirring them up to mutual hostility.
The first and weightiest reason is that the oaths, which we took in the sight of heaven, are a barrier to mutual hostility.
During these transactions in Ternate, the Christians in Manila, found out new objects for mutual hostility.
An extremely unhealthy atmosphere of mutual hostility and estrangement was gathering in these units.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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