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Meanings of enmity in English
Portuguese
aversão Catalan
hostilitat Usage of enmity in English
1
Misfortune cannot suppress it; enmity cannot alienate it; temptation cannot enslave it.
2
The enmity has impaired efforts to mediate an end to the crisis.
3
The fixture reflects enmity between Wall Street's banks and Boston's investment industry.
4
Their relations with Syria's central government, despite historic enmity, are more nuanced.
5
Two years later, Eperon still suffers the enmity of local pet owners.
6
One can afford to forget enmity in the presence of the dead.
7
It would come back in enmity later on and do irreparable damage.
8
Chagatai and Jochi talked briefly, their enmity put aside for the moment.
9
The enmity between the urban and the bucolic has deep historical roots.
10
Yet the air of the valley was heavy with fear and enmity.
11
We also feel both a liking and an enmity for Level 6.
12
I was taken aback at the enmity with which both men spoke.
13
Perhaps it felt affection toward him; perhaps, on the other hand, enmity.
14
As to the English troops, we have no particular enmity against them.
15
There is not now the old enmity between him and the Federalists.
16
The enmity between them and the orthodox Mohammedans has been very severe.
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Translations for enmity
Spanish
Enmity through the time
Enmity across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common