Enmity

[Fr. inimitié; Lat. in i mic it i a, from in imicus. See ENEMY.] Quality of being an enemy; the opposite of friendship; unfriendly dispositions; hostility; animosity; hatred; ill-will; malignity; malevolence; a state of opposition. Enmo ed, (en-most',) a. Covered with mo . Enmove', v . a . See EMMOVE. Enna'tion, n. [Gr. ennea, nine.] ( Zool .) The ninth segment in insects.