unfriendliness

"I don't want them to think there is any unfriendliness between you."

And that very fact, you know, makes her unfriendliness cut more cruelly.

"I've been working on your behalf only to be greeted by unfriendliness?"

I was Staying in a small hotel of remarkable unfriendliness.

This unfriendliness is not at all easy to accept.

That will help break down the unfriendliness toward us."

Where do you find a precedent for this unfriendliness?

I may come see you this evening because unfriendliness intensifies my longing.

The Lapps are a curious people, pragmatic almost to the point of unfriendliness.

Unfriendliness has been around for a long, long time.

Biron could not force the unfriendliness out of his voice.

Not a crippling question, but there was an undertone of unfriendliness to it.

But neighbors said they were struck by his unfriendliness when they greeted him.

But beyond his unfriendliness, he was most remarkable for his attire.

Then he'd be armed and mounted, which in case of unfriendliness might be an advantage.

But there was more pain than unfriendliness in the air - he didn't know how, he could just feel it.

There was no mistaking the note of frigid unfriendliness that entered his voice.

At which Azhriaz, turning to speak to him in unfriendliness, started.

Their history of spurning corporate advances suggests an unfriendliness to newcomers.

He approached everyone in a spirit of good will, as if nothing could be sillier than unfriendliness over a political disagreement.

The unfriendliness in her voice struck Emmie like a jet from a cold hose.

His eyes rested on Anselm with insolent calm and unfriendliness.

Mario felt cool detachment in her gaze, an impersonal unfriendliness.

There was less unfriendliness in her gaze than in her father's.

"The sense of anger that besets 22 million Iraqis may find expression in unfriendliness," the letter said.