animosity in Japanese
animosity in Japanese is 敵意 — animosity means strong hostility or ill will toward someone.
animosity in Japanese
敵意
Pronounced: tekii
Violent hatred leading to active opposition; active enmity; energetic dislike.
What does "animosity" mean?
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noun Strong hostility or ill will toward someone.
"Years of animosity between the two families finally boiled over."
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animosity in a sentence
- Years of animosity between the two families finally boiled over.
- There was clear animosity between the rival coaches.
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What is "animosity" in Japanese?
"animosity" in Japanese is 敵意. animosity means: Strong hostility or ill will toward someone.
How do you pronounce 敵意?
"animosity" in Japanese is 敵意, pronounced "tekii".
How do you use "animosity" in a sentence?
Example: "Years of animosity between the two families finally boiled over." In Japanese, "animosity" is 敵意.
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