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hostile

adjective
«…に» 敵意[反感]を持った, 非友好的な(unfriendly) «to, toward»
e.g. a hostile audience
e.g. he wrote a ferociously hostile attack.
of or belonging to a military enemy:
比較なし 敵の, 敵性の, 交戦中の
e.g. hostile aircraft.
predicative opposed:
【考え・計画などに】断固反対で[の] «to, toward» ; 相(あい)反する
e.g. people are very hostile to the idea.
(of a takeover bid) opposed by the company to be bought.

DERIVATIVES
hostilely |ˈhästlˌlē, ˈhäˌstīlˌlē| adverb

ORIGIN
late 16th century: from French, or from Latin hostilis, from hostisstranger, enemy’.