rancor

Because if this is how I feel from all of the rancor, I can only imagine how disconnected the rest of my generation must feel.

Let us be friends as we once were, and have no more of this rancor.

Some of the utterances upon sexual morality are penetrated with the rancor of rebellion.

Gregory IX pursued the heretics and the emperor with an absorption of his whole being and a rancor which we cannot understand.

The church lent its influence to the rancor and bitterness of a prejudice as deadly as the sap of the Upas.

This did not, however, by any means diminish her rancor against Pomp, who had been the mischievous cause of the calamity.