Feindschaft
enmity
Feindschaft is a noun in German, which directly translates to enmity in English. It refers to a state of hostility and ill will between individuals or groups, often due to long-standing disagreements or conflicts. This term is commonly used in formal contexts and literature to describe deep-seated animosity or hatred.
Example sentences using: Feindschaft
Die Feindschaft zwischen den beiden Familien dauerte seit Generationen an.
The enmity between the two families has been going on for generations.
This sentence describes a long-standing animosity or feud between two families, extending across multiple generations. It suggests a deep, lasting conflict without immediate prospects for resolution.
Ihre Feindschaft begann in der Schule und wuchs bis ins Erwachsenenalter.
Their enmity started at school and grew until adulthood.
This sentence illustrates an instance where a rivalry or hostility between individuals began in their childhood or school years, and has continued to be present, or even intensified, into their adult lives.
In der Politik ist Feindschaft oft eine Frage der Perspektive.
In politics, enmity is often a matter of perspective.
This sentences suggests that in the realm of politics, what is considered hostile or antagonistic can often depend on one's viewpoint or stance, and might not be universally agreed upon.