Meanings of old enmity in English

There is not now the old enmity between him and the Federalists.

The old enmity was reinforced by a new enmity stronger still.

Some old enmity, no doubt-both of us believed-somestory of wrong and revenge.

Catholic gains, meanwhile, exacerbated the centuries- old enmity between the churches.

It was an old enmity going back to Monk's first days on the force.

No; he is opposed to me on account of an old enmity he bears Mrs.

He could understand both the old enmity and that which had now been newly engendered.

It could well happen, given their old enmity, but most analysts believe Musharraf will go first.

After all, there's an old enmity there.

Charges and counter-charges of perjury among witnesses had freshened the old enmity between the Hawns and the Honeycutts.

The old enmity in Greece burst forth, once more, with violence, in forgeries and fictions of an extraordinary character.

The Cyprus problem dates back to 1974 but has its origins in centuries old enmity between Greeks and Turks.

The old enmity was forgotten.

The old enmity was kept aflame by the French Canadians, who still carried on the fur trade with the Indians.

These two sides still keep up their old enmity, gunslinger, and both would desire this young man you call Eddie.

We had both concluded that the affair had arisen from some old enmity-perhapsconnected with the Mier expedition-whenaccidentally I mentioned the Mexican's name.