hostility
పగ
definition
noun
their hostility to all outsiders
hostile behavior; unfriendliness or opposition.
translation of 'hostility'
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example
That is why even a kids' film like The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe can provoke such 'hostility' .
Thus in spite of any improvements in the early years, there was always public 'hostility' to contend with.
Frostrup faced the same 'hostility' when she was on the judging panel of the 1999 Booker prize.
their 'hostility' to all outsiders
He said he has met with frequent 'hostility' and criticism from many locals for the work he is doing.
It is time to punish journalists, for creating a climate of racism and 'hostility' toward migration.
Any identity built on hostility to others can change the object of its 'hostility' as easily as a man changes his coat.
At that time my enthusiasm met a cold blast of indifference or 'hostility' from most of the people I talked to about it.
She believes women themselves have shown 'hostility' to reversing this trend.
Public 'hostility' to artworks isn't in itself anything that the artist should be pleased about.
This climate of 'hostility' affects us all, but most especially impacts those who reside overseas.
In fact they will probably go along with it, not wanting to attract further 'hostility' from the military.
To add injustice to the stressful wait is a recipe for disaster that can lead to 'hostility' .
The decision was made against a backdrop of outright 'hostility' towards Lisa from staff at her station.
There was no 'hostility' towards me, they had no interest in me, all they wanted to do was throw things at the police.
He hadn't said anything nasty to the young man and there was no 'hostility' between them.
The level of 'hostility' we encountered was about what we expected, at first at least.
their 'hostility' to all outsiders
Such was the anger and 'hostility' among the callers that one official refused to take any more calls.
People are much more good than bad, I thought, tending more to friendship than 'hostility' .
Both, however, had long since exchanged hustle and 'hostility' for control and variation.
The rapprochement is remarkable because of the depth of the previous 'hostility' between the two men.
They directed their bombers to demolish the northern complex a few days before the end of 'hostilities' .
She had spent the war years in Australia, but returned to the city of her birth immediately after 'hostilities' had ceased.
Under the law of war, enemy combatants may be detained until the end of 'hostilities' .
Her arrival sparked a feud that flared into open 'hostilities' last week between herself and the local mayor.
They add that POWs are supposed to be released when 'hostilities' end.
Under the laws of war, they can be detained until the conflict, or at least actual 'hostilities' , are concluded.
The castle was returned to the Bradfords at the end of 'hostilities' .
It is not known if they complained before 'hostilities' broke out.
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