He harbored hostility toward his boss.
I could sense clear hostility in his words.
両国の間には長年にわたる敵意が存在する。
There is long-standing enmity between the two countries.
She showed hostility toward her new coworker.
He glared at his opponent, openly showing hostility.
They are directing hostility at the government.
反感 is a more personal, emotional antipathy or resentment, whereas 敵意 can be broader and more formal, implying a stance of opposition.
悪意 refers to malicious intent or ill will behind an action, while 敵意 is the underlying feeling of hostility toward someone.
憎悪 is a stronger, deeper hatred or loathing, while 敵意 is a milder, more general sense of antagonism.
敵意 means open hostility or animosity toward someone, while 遺恨 specifically refers to a grudge that lingers from past wrongs.
好意 expresses goodwill or favorable feelings toward someone, the direct opposite of the hostile feeling in 敵意.
敵意 means hostility or ill will, the opposite of the warm, brotherly bond expressed by 友愛.
敵視 is the act of regarding someone as an enemy (a verb-like attitude), while 敵意 is the feeling of hostility itself.
敵意 refers to the inner feeling of hostility one holds, whereas 敵対 describes the outward relationship or stance of opposition between parties.
Compound of 敵 (enemy, opponent) and 意 (mind, feeling, intention). The combination straightforwardly yields the meaning 'hostile intent'.