Hostile, inimical.

Of persons: Exhibiting dislike or hostility; unfriendly, hostile.

Like a stranger, estranged, unfriendly. Of the bearing, voice, etc.: Strange, forced, unnatural. Const. in Old English with dative, with, till.

Hostile, unfriendly; in a state of enmity. Also with to, with. Now only in foeman, n.

Full of hate; malevolent, hostile, cruel. Also: odious, hateful.

Antagonistic, inimical, opposed.

Hostile, unfriendly. Obsolete.

Hostile, adverse; fierce.

Unfriendly, disagreeable. Obsolete.

Fierce, hostile; inimical (to someone or something).

Actively opposed (†to another); antagonistic.

Of a foreign nature or character; strange, unfamiliar, different. Also: hostile, repugnant.

Having the disposition of an enemy; hostile.

Resulting from the action of an enemy; hostile.

Adverse, hostile, ill-disposed, unfriendly. Const. to, with. Obsolete.

Not of pleasant or friendly disposition; unfriendly. Obsolete.

Not characteristic of a friend or friends; exhibiting dislike or hostility.

Ill-disposed; unfriendly; adverse. Obsolete.

= opposing, adj.; antagonistic; oppositious; repugnant. Also with to (esp. in early use).

Hostile. Const. to, against, towards.

Hostile, unfriendly.

Showing no warm or friendly feeling; the reverse of cordial, affectionate or friendly.

Resembling an enemy; having the bearing or disposition of an enemy.

Hostile.

Unfriendly, harsh. rare. (Cf. ingrate, adj. 2.)

Of a person, group, etc. In conflict or disagreement with, hostile to (formerly also †against) another person, group, etc. Also (of two or more…

Displeased, disapproving; (occasionally) disaffected, rebellious.

= infestious, adj.

= infense, adj.

Hostile, inimical, troublesome.

Offensive, insulting; hostile.

full of enmity, hostile.

Not well disposed towards some person or thing; unfriendly, disaffected.

= inimical, adj.

That is without feelings of friendship; unfriendly.

Perverse, contrary; unfriendly. Obsolete.

Hostile, inimical.

Unfriendly, hostile, adverse; = inimical, adj.

= inimical, adj.

Having the disposition or temper of an enemy; unfriendly, hostile. Const. to.

Not amicable; unfriendly, hostile.

Not of friendly disposition; not favourably disposed or inclined (towards); unfriendly; unfavourable. (Now somewhat rare.)

Unfriendly; on bad terms. Obsolete. rare.

transferred and figurative. Unfriendly in feeling, action, nature, or character; contrary, adverse, antagonistic.

Of, relating to, or characterized by conflict, hostility, or opposition; involving adversaries or opposing parties. Cf. adversary, adj.

figurative. Void of, or adverse to, warmth of feeling.