Animosity
Prejudice
Prejudice noun - An attitude that always favors one way of feeling or acting especially without considering any other possibilities.
Animosity and prejudice are semantically related in information topic. Sometimes you can use "Animosity" instead a noun "Prejudice".
Nearby Words: prejudiced, prejudicial, prejudicing
How words are described
| special | special animosity | special prejudice |
| particular | particular animosity | particular prejudice |
| usual | usual animosity | usual prejudice |
| initial | initial animosity | initial prejudice |
| Other adjectives: considerable, genuine, deep, strong, actual, real, great, intense, serious, little, supposed, personal, early, continued, general, mutual, growing, resulting, racial, existing, long-standing. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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No matter how horribly the Slytherins behave, the writers always seem to attribute any display of animosity toward them to "anti-Slytherin prejudice."
Source: Never My Fault -
All of the Other Reindeer: there was and remains some animosity toward Wild Cards by those left unaffected by it...out of fear and/or jealousy, or just plain old prejudice, especially towards the squickier looking Jokers.
Source: Literature / Wild Cards
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Prejudice and Animosity. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 15, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/animosity/prejudice
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