Hatred (noun)

1. Intense or passionate dislike.
2. The emotion of intense dislike.
3. The feeling of intense dislike or animosity towards a person or thing.
4. The act of hating someone or something.
5. The state of being filled with intense dislike or animosity.

Origin:

Middle english hatrid, from old english hæted; akin to old high german hass hatred.

Examples:

1. The hatred between the two countries was evident.
2. He felt a deep hatred for his enemy.
3. The hatred was mutual.
4. The hatred of the group towards the minority was palpable.
5. The hatred was rooted in long-standing prejudice.