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animosity
noun as in feeling of strong dislike
Example Sentences
The spat touches on the historical animosity between China and Japan, as well as longstanding "strategic ambiguity" on the sovereignty of Taiwan.
“He commands great loyalty from one group of people and great animosity from others.”
And if Proposition 50 plays out as intended, it could make things worse, heightening the country’s polarization and increasing the animosity in Washington that is rotting our government and politics from the inside out.
Overall, “Gutfeld!” succeeds by existing, fulfilling its mission of winding down the anti-left animosity ginned up by Fox News’ prime-time hosts by ridiculing the people or groups he views as its exemplars.
“And even when they wrote about Barbara, subsequently, you could feel the animosity between them.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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