English
enemyism
From enemy + -ism.
Formed from enemy + -ism
Latin amō ‘to love’
Latin amīcus ‘friend’
Latin inimīcus ‘enemy’
Old French enemi
Middle English enemy ‘an opponent of the true religion’
English enemy
Today it means
noun The framing of potential conflict in social relations in terms of enmity.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / enemyism