Synonym: bitterness, dislike, hatred, ill will. Similar words: unanimous, magnanimous, curiosity, equanimity, anima, animism, animate, deposit. Meaning: [‚ænɪ'mɒsətɪ] 
n. a feeling of ill will arousing active hostility.
n. a feeling of ill will arousing active hostility. 
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61. Because of animosity in wartime toward anything German, England renamed the breed Alsatian.
62. But there was a larger animosity at work in her polemics.
63. Animosity can not be changed by abominating. Only lenity can melt it.
64. Rarely can there have been a more striking example of personal animosity fatally over - riding rational calculation.
65. Meanwhile, Muslim media fromTurkey to Afghanistan warned that burning the sacred text of Islam could deepen animosity toward the West.
66. He continued, as we proceeded, to rail against beggars with as much animosity as before.
67. Sir Geoffrey had no personal animosity towards the Prime Minister.
68. Therefore, we can understand depth of animosity between Germany and France.
69. Then all the feeds on each other and the animosity grows.
70. Life appears to me too short to be spent in nursing animosity or registering wrongs.
71. Lose momentum and your forward thrust will be curtailed. If you ingest the animosity and acrimonious threats of the nay sayers you will be discouraged, and indeed that is their controlling motive.
72. Their animosity runs deep.
73. On top of the years of grudges,(www.Sentencedict.com) there's a persistent strain of ethnic animosity between the Taliban's overwhelmingly Pashtun membership and its mostly Punjabi patrons from Pakistan's security forces.
74. Indeed, socialist culture has gone hand-in-hand with promotion of Chinese tradition, despite Mao's animosity toward 'feudal customs.
75. Bitter, sharp, ill-natured animosity , especially as it is exhibited in speech or behavior.
76. Vanity, egotism, and pride – they all hide a subtle unhappiness, a cleverly disguised animosity.
77. Animosity is always frank, but friendship is not always that honest.
78. Such animosity developed between him and a senior security official that the governor could not leave his office for weeks at a time, fearing for his life.
More similar words: unanimous, magnanimous, curiosity, equanimity, anima, animism, animate, deposit, position, positive, exanimate, animation, inanimate, repository, opposition, supposition, composition, positively, predisposition, obesity, density, adversity, diversity, necessity, intensity, profanity, propensity, university, sensitivity, biodiversity.