Feud
Hostility
Hostility noun - A deep-seated ill will.
Usage example: a lingering hostility between the two neighbors ever since since they had that property-line dispute
Nearby Word: hostile
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- animosity and feud
- animosity and hostility
- conflict and feud
- conflict and hostility
- disagreement and feud
- disagreement and hostility
- opposition and feud
- opposition and hostility
- dispute and feud
- dispute and hostility
- dissension and feud
- dissension and hostility
- bitterness and feud
- bitterness and hostility
How words are described
| long | long feud | long hostility |
| initial | initial feud | initial hostility |
| brutal | brutal feud | brutal hostility |
| active | active feud | active hostility |
| Other adjectives: actual, entire, real, violent, massive, great, intense, little, bitter, potential, personal, continued, late, escalating, longstanding, on-screen. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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Feud Episode: The original series episode "Test of Friendship" had Evil Eye Weevil use his hostility ray to turn the Biker Mice against one another until Charley is able to make them reconcile.
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It's probably an old feud where the centaurs are just responding to the prejudice from wizards, but their indiscriminate paranoia and willingness to murder children who have shown no signs of hostility make them just as bad, if not worse, than wizards.
Source: Fantastic Aesop
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