Absence of gratitude or good-will; unfavourable thought or feeling; ill-will, disfavour; displeasure expressed in actions or words.

hostility, enmity.

Opposition, hostility; adversity. on wiðere, adversely.

Adverse action; active enmity; hostility; mischief.

Hostility, enmity; discord, strife.

Hostility.

Ill-will, vexation; harm, mischief.

Hostile, malevolent, or unfriendly feeling, ill will: in in ill, etc.; to take (a thing) in (at, to) ill = to take it ill, take offence at it. Obs…

Unfriendliness; enmity.

The condition of being an enemy; a state of mutual hostility; esp. in phrase ator in enmity.

Active hatred or enmity, hostility, ill-will.

Indignation, anger, evil feeling, especially such as arises from offended pride, vexation, or annoyance. In later use, esp. The entertaining of a…

Unkindly feeling; ill will, enmity, hostility. Now somewhat rare.

Unpleasant feeling, disagreeableness (between persons); unfriendliness, unkindness. Obsolete.

Hence (perhaps confused with barrat, n.): Hostility, contention, strife.

The opposite of friendship; unfriendliness, enmity, disaffection.

The state or fact of being hostile; hostile action exercised by one community, state, or power against another; esp. such as involves war.

The reverse or undoing of love; unfriendliness, hatred.

Hostility, opposition.

Unkindness, unfriendliness.

Absence or loss of affection or kindly feeling towards a person or thing; dislike, hostility, animosity; alienation, estrangement. Also: an…

Unfriendly or angry feeling, animosity; strife.

The state or condition of being disaffected; lack of affection or enthusiasm; dissatisfaction, discontent. Hence: absence of allegiance…

= inimicality, n.

(un-, prefix1 affix 6; cf. unfriendly, adj.)

Feeling or intention that motivates a person to act in a particular (esp. hostile) way; animosity, hostility, esp. as shown in speech or action.

Unfriendliness, enmity, hostility.

Violent animosity; virulence. Obsolete. rare.

Refusal to cooperate or agree; hostility, antagonism, opposition. Cf. negative, adj. 4b.