Значения термина political rancour на английском

Never was political rancour so high, nor conscience so low, as at that period.

What Byron called "The crowning carnage, Waterloo," brought no abatement of political rancour.

The measure was drafted by Republicans early yesterday after the collapse of bipartisan negotiations amid political rancour.

The sources may be-theytoo frequently are-contaminated by political rancour and bias, and calumnious accusation against historical figures too often is founded on mere envy.