Abhorrence (n.) is form of hate that suffers from mal de mer.
Abhorrence (n.) is one of the degrees of disapproval due to what is imperfectly understood.
Abhorrence (n.) is to discover one's real self and to slander somebody or something else in revenge.
Abhorrence (n.) is to be less stupid than one's neighbor
Animus (n.) is kept warm by the person carrying it, at their own expense.
Animus (n.) shows up in the tone of a perfectly polite email.
Animus (n.) is a grudge with a Latin name and better posture.
Animus (n.) is the one motive nobody claims and everybody can spot.
Antagonism (n.) is disagreement that has found steady work.
Antagonism (n.) is easier to keep than the talk that would end it.
Antagonism (n.) is the negation of a given order, which is, quite simply, the limit of that order.
Antagonism (n.) is always based on love which has not recognized itself.
Hostility (n.) is usually a delay, a thing said now because it could not be said when it happened
Hostility (n.) is the temperature of a room that has already chosen sides.
Hostility (n.) costs less than the conversation it is standing in for
Hostility (n.) is classified as active and passive; it is the feeling of a woman for her female friends, and that which she entertains for all the rest of her sex.