Sample Sentences foranimosity (auto-selected)
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I was afraid she would be angry, but she responded without a hint of animosity.animosity = hostile feeling
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Life appears to me too short to be spent in nursing animosity or registering wrongs. (source)animosity = anger
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There would be more distrust, more animosity, and more injustice.† (source)
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I sense in him none of the animosity I used to sense in men, even in Luke sometimes.† (source)
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In general, the animosity had settled as well.† (source)
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Why was there so much animosity in the world?† (source)
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Even frozen in time, they disarmed all animosity.† (source)
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The warm-blooded controversy had raged for fifteen years, before a new perception of dinosaurs as quick-moving, active animals was accepted—but not without lasting animosities.† (source)
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When she wrote about that night, she held no animosity toward Rosa Hubermann at all, or toward her mother for that matter.† (source)
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Competitors for apartments, for schools, for the very air—all those hard-won and cherished animosities fell away for a few hours as they celebrated a rite of endurance and vicarious suffering.† (source)
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My brief burst of animosity, lasting only a second, a part of a second, something which came before I could recognize it and was gone before I knew it had possessed me, what was that in the midst of this holocaust?† (source)
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These tensions and animosities would brew and simmer for many decades, and eventually they would result in urban unrest on a grand scale in the twentieth century.† (source)
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Farid gave me another dismissive look, this one with a hint of barely suppressed animosity, and went back to smoking his cigarette.† (source)
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These two groups were obliged to work side by side in the war plants, and their animosities festered and opened like boils on the face of the city.† (source)
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Also, when the moon is at this position, a talisman can be made to create discord and animosity between spouses.† (source)
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The foreigners hammering out the details of the loan harbored many animosities.† (source)
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