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1 Four distinct emotional factors entered into that analysis-fear, distrust, hatred, personal enmity .
2 No theory could be imagined save the rather vague one of personal enmity .
3 And for some reason he has a personal enmity toward Ian.
4 He seemed to have a special and personal enmity for me.
5 Love of God is incompatible with personal enmity ; therefore such enmity must be quelched.
6 Others suggested there could have been personal enmity over his private or business life.
7 Now he felt neither personal enmity nor hatred for him.
8 Fox, as we are told by his biographer, Lord Russell, never felt personal enmity to Pitt.
9 Questioning Longfellow's eyesight, intelligence, honesty and integrity, he tried to show personal enmity toward the Bonneys.
10 And the personal enmity which the priesthood felt to him induced a depressing sense of personal disaster.
11 For in its ordinary use it means retaliation, inflicted at the bidding of personal enmity or passion.
12 He knows perfectly well that unavowed motives of personal enmity lie at the bottom of the whole business.
13 These men had no personal enmity against each other, and yet they rejoiced to see the enemy fall.
14 As a two-decade personal enmity came to a close, it was substitute Marouane Fellaini who spoiled the Gunners' afternoon.
15 Warwick's embassy was thus dishonoured, and the dishonour was aggravated by personal enmity to the bridegroom Edward had preferred.
16 Don't incur his personal enmity .
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