Associations to the word «Enmity»
Noun
- Adversary
- Cicero
- Holiness
- Affliction
- Spite
- Variance
- Killing
- Injustice
- Destruction
- Accused
- Viceroy
- Germain
- Guilt
- Bourbon
- Parti
- Divine
- Sovereign
- Remembrance
- Sentiment
- Him
- Allah
- Cease
- Anger
- Medici
- Bismarck
- Jews
- Follower
- Ruler
- God
- Gratitude
- Turk
- Conduct
- Krishna
- Confederacy
- Truce
- Tenderness
- Repose
- Jesuit
- Islam
- Dispute
- Abode
- Overthrow
- Sin
- Scalp
- Moor
- Folly
- Utterance
- Franco
- Ignorance
- Dagger
- Christianity
- Resurrection
- Abandon
- Enjoyment
- Wherefore
- Consequence
- Roman
- Fear
Adjective
Wiktionary
ENMITY, noun. The quality of being an enemy; hostile or unfriendly disposition.
ENMITY, noun. A state or feeling of opposition, hostility, hatred or animosity.
Dictionary definition
ENMITY, noun. A state of deep-seated ill-will.
ENMITY, noun. The feeling of a hostile person; "he could no longer contain his hostility".
Wise words
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