animosities
Meaning
of Animosity
Source: Webster's dictionaryExamples
A crowd gathered at the church, and at the entrance, party animosities began to show, especially in an angry exchange between the bishop and Wycliffe's protectors.
He asks Thyestes to return to Mycenae with his family, telling him that all past animosities are forgotten.
By 1948, however, animosities between the Soviets and the Americans and British had increased to such a degree that it became obvious that German reunification was unlikely.
But reflecting the temporary reality of unresolved national animosities they go their own way.
The Arab regional order, which had once been a monument to near glacial constancy and stalemate, has descended into unpredictability and chaos, fueled by sectarian animosities.
Gaddafi’s repressive rule kept in check the deep-running animosities in Libyan society, which often pit villages, cities or tribes against their neighbours.