inimicality (Meaning)
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inimicality (n.)
The state or quality of being inimical or hostile; hostility; unfriendliness.
Synonyms & Antonyms of inimicality
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inimicality Sentence Examples
- The inimicality between the two countries had been simmering for years.
- The ongoing dispute bred a climate of inimicality and mistrust.
- The proposal was met with fierce opposition due to its perceived inimicality to national interests.
- The rival factions engaged in a constant state of inimicality, threatening regional stability.
- The malicious gossip spread among the community fueled an atmosphere of inimicality.
- The disagreement between the colleagues escalated into a bitter exchange of inimical words.
- The rival gangs had a long history of inimicality, leading to frequent confrontations.
- The hostile environment fostered an undercurrent of inimicality that hindered progress.
- The politician's incendiary rhetoric exacerbated the inimicality within the political landscape.
- The inimicality between the two kingdoms reached a boiling point, sparking a bloody conflict.
FAQs About the word inimicality
The state or quality of being inimical or hostile; hostility; unfriendliness.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The inimicality between the two countries had been simmering for years.
The ongoing dispute bred a climate of inimicality and mistrust.
The proposal was met with fierce opposition due to its perceived inimicality to national interests.
The rival factions engaged in a constant state of inimicality, threatening regional stability.
