द्वेष (en. Rancor)

Greater feelings of tension and rancor exist in the workplace and at home, and they don’t go away.

President Obama tied climate change to soaring economic hope rather than damaging catastrophes in his final State of the Union address, delivered to a nation that remains gripped with partisan rancor over the basis for climbing temperatures.

The Electra complex is a normal phase of the psychosexual development of most girls in whom there is a great affection for the father and a feeling of rancor or ill-will toward the mother, and it may even be possible for the girl to try to compete with her mother to try gain the attention of the father.

The benefit is that you will rediscover and open a receptive heart that now has room in it for more warmth and affection, rather than rancor.

And We will root out whatever of rancor is in their breasts (they shall be) as brethren, on raised couches, face to face.

Without rancor, rather with a bitter tenderness, he said.

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