ANIMUS Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster Animus has long referred to the rational or animating components of a person's psyche (it derives from Latin animus, which can mean "spirit," "mind," "courage," or "anger")
animus - Wiktionary, the free dictionary At its most basic, animus means "that which animates" a thing, making that thing alive and or causing it to act and behave in a particular way It is this meaning which ties the disparate senses of animus together and renders them commensurate
Animus - Definition, Meaning Synonyms | Vocabulary. com Saying you have animus toward a person is a fancy way of saying that you hate their guts You could also say that an animus exists between two people That's when they hate each others' guts
Animus — kxt on broadway From the creatives that brought you the critically acclaimed Wrath, Animus is a new horror play by Liam Maguire that shines a torchlight on the horrors of Australian masculine culture