animus (Meaning)

Wordnet

animus (n)

a feeling of ill will arousing active hostility

Webster

Animating spirit; intention; temper.

Sarah felt a strong animus towards her colleague after he took credit for her idea during the meeting.
The political debate was filled with animus as candidates exchanged heated words and accusations.
Despite their ideological differences, Mark approached the conversation without any animus, seeking common ground.
The teacher noticed an animus among the students when discussing the controversial topic in class.
The business partners had an animus-filled discussion about the direction of the company's future.
Susan's animus towards change made it challenging for the team to implement new strategies.
The online forum became a breeding ground for animus as users passionately debated various issues.
The historical animus between the two nations hindered diplomatic relations for decades.
Even in the face of criticism, the leader maintained an unwavering animus towards achieving his vision.
The courtroom was tense with animus as opposing attorneys presented their arguments in a high-profile case.

a feeling of ill will arousing active hostilityAnimating spirit; intention; temper.

hostility, hatred, grudge, tension, gall, feud, enmity, friction,bitterness, malice

sympathy, hospitality, cordiality, hospitality, amity, cordiality,amity, friendliness, sympathy, friendliness

Sarah felt a strong animus towards her colleague after he took credit for her idea during the meeting.

The political debate was filled with animus as candidates exchanged heated words and accusations.

Despite their ideological differences, Mark approached the conversation without any animus, seeking common ground.

The teacher noticed an animus among the students when discussing the controversial topic in class.