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Definition
hatred toward someone or between people — typically long-lasting
- If to thy tent no gifts Atrides brought, With promises of more, but still retain'd His vehement enmity, I could not ask That thou thy cherish'd anger shouldst discard, And aid the Greeks, how great so-e'er their need.2.9 — Volume 2 Book 9 (71% in)
- With fierce regard Achilles answer'd thus: "Hector, thou object of my deadly hate, Talk not to me of compacts; as 'tween men And lions no firm concord can exist, Nor wolves and lambs in harmony unite, But ceaseless enmity between them dwells: So not in friendly terms, nor compact firm, Can thou and I unite, till one of us Glut with his blood the mail-clad warrior Mars.2.22 — Volume 2 Book 22 (49% in)
There are no more uses of "enmity" in The Iliad by Homer - (translated by: Edward).
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