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hostile <hostile; hostiles> N

hostile

hostile ADJ

hostile
hostile SPORTS (to)
hostile (to)
hostile MIL (to)
hostile MIL (to)
hostile MIL (to)
hostile MIL (to)
hostile MIL (to)
hostile MIL (to)
hostile MIL (to)
hostile MIL (to)
hostile (feelings & emotions)
hostile (feelings & emotions)
hostile (feelings & emotions)
hostile MIL
hostile MIL
hostile MIL

hostile (to)

hostile state

hostile weapons MIL

be hostile to VB

be hostile to
be hostile to
be hostile to
be hostile to

be hostile to one another VB

be or become hostile to VB

or a hostile act against VB

be or become hostile to one another VB

engage in aggressive or hostile action against VB

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
The distinguishing feature of a flight is that although it takes place in a nominally hostile environment, it does not encounter enemy opposition.
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During their first few shows, they met with jeering and hostile objection to the rock style and techniques they employed.
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The letters are initially different degrees of hostile.
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Depending on the reaction, the idea that is positively received may be implemented, or disowned and denied if unfavourable, unsympathetic or hostile.
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He has destroyed 1, probably destroyed 2 and damaged several more hostile aircraft.
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The low nutrient level and lack of sunlight create hostile living conditions in which few species are able to exist.
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Most scientists have blind faith in current knowledge and are very hostile to what-if scenarios.
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The royalists were the most hostile to the project of educating the workers.
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His mission was completely voluntary, as it required entry into a very hostile area without any support.
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This officer has now destroyed at least seven hostile aircraft.
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