单词	enmity
释义	enmityen‧mi‧ty /ˈenməti/ noun (plural enmities) [countable, uncountable] Word Origin WORD ORIGINenmity Origin: 1200-1300 Old French enemisté, from enemi; ➔ ENEMY Examples EXAMPLES FROM OTHER DICTIONARIES For many years, there has been deep enmity between the two ethnic groups. EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS But now their enmity found its target in the flesh. Grant had never been able to comprehend the reason for this inveterate enmity to the poor tailor. Polyneices took refuge in Argos and did all he could to arouse enmity against Thebes. Such actions increased the enmity between the two groups of black activists and led to more conflict. The atmosphere of enmity seemed like an ugly noise in her pleasant office. There is a traditional enmity between these two groups. You owe them no loyalty ... you owe my country no enmity. formal a feeling of hatred towards someone → enemyenmity between/towards the enmity between the two communities
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