Disgust
Enmity
Enmity noun - A deep-seated ill will.
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- hostility and disgust
- hostility and enmity
- animosity and disgust
- animosity and enmity
- antagonism and disgust
- antagonism and enmity
- loathing and disgust
- loathing and enmity
- abhorrence and disgust
- abhorrence and enmity
- abomination and disgust
- abomination and enmity
- malice and disgust
- malice and enmity
How words are described
| old | old disgust | old enmity |
| particular | particular disgust | particular enmity |
| similar | similar disgust | similar enmity |
| normal | normal disgust | normal enmity |
| Other adjectives: utter, true, deep, open, real, extreme, great, intense, little, bitter, personal, permanent, shared, mutual, outright, eternal, extra, growing, lifelong. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- The result of Tywin brutally killing those children via Gregor Clegane is the lifelong disgust of the Starks and other houses of honour, the enmity of the Martells but also 13 years of a fragile peace.
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