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Meanings of bitter animosity in anglès
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Usage of bitter animosity in anglès
1
There could be no doubt of the bitter animosity between the two men.
2
Jews and Samaritans were torn apart by bitter animosity rooted in ages past.
3
And where there should be a platform for constructive dialogue, there is bitter animosity.
4
The thought of that girl filled me with bitter animosity.
5
And have ye not earned the title, John, by ruthless deeds and bitter animosity?
6
Perhaps he suspected who he was; and he evidently entertained a bitter animosity against him.
7
She realized the bitter animosity that it would provoke.
8
The redskin's face was full of the most bitter animosity it is possible to imagine.
9
He evidently regarded me with feelings of bitter animosity.
10
At all events, he was utterly incapable of anything but bitter animosity toward Great Britain.
11
He answered his own question with bitter animosity.
12
Also of her bitter animosity toward you.
13
A bitter animosity had for some months existed on both sides, born of the most intense professional jealousy.
14
Frenchmen still nourish a bitter animosity against the Germans for the possession of Alsace and the occupation of Paris.
15
Thinking of this bitter animosity, Delpha felt keenly the command, "Fazei bem aos que vos tem odio."
16
No!-thiswas an outrage which the emperor would never dare to perpetrate, for it would arouse the bitter animosity of the whole aristocracy.
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Bitter animosity across language varieties
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