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animosity

[an-uh-mos-i-tee] / ˌæn əˈmɒs ɪ ti /


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That off-field animosity remains, but O'Neill has steered Celtic through choppy waters on the park - even if one of those closest to him feared he would struggle to.

From BBC

Kiffin is now overseeing his third consecutive double-digit win season at Ole Miss, but the defining characteristic of his time with the Rebels is how he has learned to lean into the animosity he inspires.

From The Wall Street Journal

If Trump is not atop the Republicans’ 2024 ticket, a significant number of his “low propensity voters” might stay home, unless the politics of animosity finds another vehicle.

From Washington Post

It was a reflection of lingering animosity from Trump’s loyal base, which continues to harbor resentments over Pence’s handling of the 2020 election.

From Washington Times

The Good Friday Agreement ended decades of bloodshed between Catholics and Protestants, but tensions and animosity persist, flaring up anew in the aftermath of Britain’s withdrawal from the European Union.

From Washington Post