animus in Russian
animus in Russian is вражда́, неприя́знь, а́нимус — animus means strong dislike, hostility, or ill will toward someone or something.
animus in Russian
вражда́
Pronounced: vrazhda
A feeling of enmity, animosity or ill will.
неприя́знь
Pronounced: nepriyazn
A feeling of enmity, animosity or ill will.
а́нимус
Pronounced: animus
(Jungian, _, psychology) The masculine aspect of the feminine psyche or personality.
What does "animus" mean?
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noun Strong dislike, hostility, or ill will toward someone or something.
"He couldn't explain his animus toward his former partner."
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noun Intention or motive, especially in a legal sense.
"The court examined the defendant's animus in bringing the claim."
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animus in a sentence
- He couldn't explain his animus toward his former partner.
- The review was tinged with obvious animus.
- The court examined the defendant's animus in bringing the claim.
- Prosecutors had to prove criminal animus.
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What is "animus" in Russian?
"animus" in Russian is вражда́, неприя́знь, а́нимус. animus means: Strong dislike, hostility, or ill will toward someone or something.
How do you pronounce вражда́?
"animus" in Russian is вражда́, pronounced "vrazhda".
How do you use "animus" in a sentence?
Example: "He couldn't explain his animus toward his former partner." In Russian, "animus" is вражда́, неприя́знь, а́нимус.
Are there other ways to say "animus" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "animus": вражда́, неприя́знь, а́нимус.
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