Meanings of bitter antagonism in English

And yet this bitter antagonism was in no way reciprocated in this country.

Another shocking development was a new, bitter antagonism between politicians.

Men ranged themselves as the friends and opponents of Mr. Parris in bitter antagonism.

For many centuries Buddhism and Taoism were in bitter antagonism.

Mr. Leavenworth had the most bitter antagonism to the English.

Good nature and bitter antagonism, often hand in hand, had watched the night hours pale.

There had been a bitter antagonism on his part, an antagonism that suggested positive hatred.

This aroused a bitter antagonism in the North.

But he disliked political strife, and preferred those places of service which did not compel him to encounter bitter antagonism.

The hostility to Ignatius and his work forms a strange parallel to the bitter antagonism which his society has always encountered.

In working out their policy, the Turks necessarily resorted to measures intended to place the Druzes in bitter antagonism to all the native Christians.

Periodically efforts were made to realize this ideal; but they always failed in the presence of the bitter antagonism that existed between the leading factions.

The advocates and opponents of slavery extension were at once in bitter antagonism, and the intensity of feeling such as the country had rarely known.

When California applied for admission in 1850 there was such bitter antagonism that it was universally feared the Southern States would secede from the Union.

Between Roden Sherard and Prout there had been always, from the first day almost of the latter entering upon his duties, a silent, bitter antagonism.

Bitter antagonisms lasting for years have been generated in these close quarters.