单词 | animus |
释义 | an·i·mus 1. a. < his animus is not to overlook the progress made > < the animus that led to the expansion of the machine was narrowly utilitarian — Lewis Mumford > b. < the animus of war is to enforce uniformity — Lewis Mumford > < youthful animus toward happiness > c. < other novelists of the same political animus — Partisan Review > < the curious animus of that philosophy > d. < too simple and too little charged with animus — F.R.Leavis > < an important writer with a really interesting animus — Donald Barr > 2. < that spiritual animus so universally needed — Mary B. Eddy > 3. < a large school of thought cherishes a curious animus against what it calls intellectualism — W.R.Inge > < calmly and without animus > < an animus against the plaintiff > < the antimodernistic animus (whatever is, is wrong) — R.B.Heilman > Synonyms: see enmity |
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