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Meanings of more hostile in anglès

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Usage of more hostile in anglès
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The response from many London MPs, particularly Conservatives, was notably more hostile.
The Guardian
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The Czech is more hostile at the start of the second set.
The Guardian
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They develop more hostile fantasies, fight, and seek to dominate more often.
The Disposable Male
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It does feel as if the language used has become more hostile.
The Guardian
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It would be difficult to think of a building more hostile to art.
The Irish Times
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The Commission has been more and more hostile to his activities.
Foundation
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The more hostile it got, the more Stanley would rise to the occasion.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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Li Qingquan, 50, said villagers were markedly more hostile to women.
The Guardian
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The living room scene became even more hostile when Florida Evans walked in.
Ebony
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But they will be more hostile to me for this reason.
A Selection from the Discourses of Epictetus with the Encheiridi...
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Has the hostile environment of the caveman grown more hostile for his descendants?
Revolution, and Other Essays
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His gaze turned even more hostile when he glanced at Dillon.
Big sky standoff
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I don't know why, but no contiguous African tribes could be more hostile.
The Complete Writings of Charles Dudley Warner — Volume 4
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From a golfing standpoint, conditions were even more hostile than on the previous days.
The Irish Times
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They crossed the del Norte and rode south into a land more hostile yet.
Blood Meridian
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Terms more hostile to France than these Austria declined to embody in its mediation.
A History of Modern Europe, 1792-1878
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