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animosity

noun as in feeling of strong dislike

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If there was a moment that set a tone of animosity for the event, it was right there.

Also in the court documents, Ms Griffin-Williams alleges Mr Williams's actions towards her "were motivated by personal animosity towards her".

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But Modi's visit to China could repair some animosity and send a very clear signal to Washington that India has options.

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When such a show revolves around a person who is essentially a hobbyist with a massive platform, the animosity is especially biting.

It has stirred intense animosity between Thai and Cambodian nationalists.

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