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    Enemistad (en. Enmity)

    /e.ne.mis.tad/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    State of being estranged from someone.
    The enmity between the two teams was evident in the atmosphere of the match.
    La enemistad entre los dos equipos se notaba en el ambiente del partido.
    Feeling of hatred or resentment towards another person.
    The enmity he felt towards his rival was evident.
    La enemistad que sentía hacia su rival era evidente.
    Prolonged conflict or disputes between two parties.
    Their enmity has lasted more than a decade.
    Su enemistad ha durado más de una década.

    Etymology

    From Latin 'inimicitatem', meaning hostility or enmity.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to have enmity
    Maintaining a hostile relationship with someone.
    tener enemistad
    to be an enemy of someone
    Being in a position of enmity with a person.
    ser enemigo de alguien
    to put an end to the enmity
    Resolving a conflict and ceasing to be enemies.
    acabar con la enemistad

    Related Words

    enemy
    A person who has enmity or hostility towards another.
    enemigo
    rivalry
    A relationship of competition or conflict between two or more people.
    rivalidad
    conflict
    A situation in which there are disagreements or discrepancies.
    conflicto

    Slang Meanings

    Strong or intense enmity.
    The enmity between the two is so serious that they don't even talk.
    La enemistad entre los dos es tan seria que ni se hablan.
    Rivalry in the street or among groups.
    Neighborhood enmity is common here.
    La enemistad de barrio es algo común aquí.