feel animosity

Frequency: 8.016.0 per million words

To experience a feeling of strong dislike or hostility.

animosityVERB + animosity

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feel

Examples (10)

  • I feel no personal animosity towards him; it's just a professional disagreement.
  • He couldn't hide the animosity he felt towards his rival.
  • It's unhealthy to feel such strong animosity over a minor issue.
  • She began to feel animosity towards her boss after being passed over for a promotion.
  • Do you really feel any animosity towards them, or are you just disappointed?
  • For a long time, the two communities felt a deep-seated animosity for one another.
  • Even after their argument, I didn't feel any lasting animosity.
  • He confessed that he felt a great deal of animosity after the incident.
  • The politician insisted he felt no animosity towards his opponents, only a difference in policy.
  • It is surprising that they feel no animosity, considering their history of conflict.