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Dictionary
1. (
n.
) A furrow.
2. (
v. i.
) To be silently sullen; to be morose or obstinate.
Thesaurus
Anglophobia
Russophobia
abhorrence
abomination
allergy
anathema
animosity
animus
antagonism
anti-Semitism
antithesis
averseness
aversion
avoidance
backlash
backwardness
bad blood
belligerence
bigotry
clash
clashing
cold sweat
collision
competition
conflict
confrontation
confutation
contention
contradiction
contradistinction
contraindication
contraposition
contrariety
contrariness
contrast
counteraction
counterposition
counterworking
crankiness
creeping flesh
cross-purposes
crotchetiness
cursoriness
despitefulness
detestation
disaccord
disagreement
discrepancy
disgust
disinclination
dislike
disobedience
disrelish
dissension
dissent
distaste
enmity
escape
eschewal
evasion
execration
foot-dragging
fractiousness
friction
grudging consent
grudgingness
hate
hatred
horror
hostility
inconsistency
indisposedness
indisposition
indocility
inimicalness
interference
intractableness
kick
lack of enthusiasm
lack of zeal
loathing
malevolence
malice
malignity
misandry
misanthropy
misogyny
mortal horror
mutinousness
nausea
negativeness
nolition
nonconformity
noncooperation
obstinacy
odium
oppositeness
opposition
opposure
oppugnance
oppugnancy
peeve
perfunctoriness
perverseness
perversity
pet peeve
phobia
polarity
quarrelsomeness
race hatred
racism
rancor
reaction
recalcitrance
recalcitrancy
recoil
refractoriness
refusal
reluctance
renitence
renitency
repellency
repercussion
repugnance
repulsion
resistance
revolt
rivalry
showdown
shuddering
slowness
spite
spitefulness
stubbornness
sulk
sulkiness
sulks
sullenness
swimming upstream
uncooperativeness
unenthusiasm
unwillingness
vials of hate
vials of wrath
vying
xenophobia
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