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Legal Definitions - hostile

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Definition of hostile

Definition:

Hostile, adj.

  1. Adverse.
  2. Showing ill will or a desire to harm.
  3. Antagonistic; unfriendly.
Examples:

Example 1: The hostile weather conditions made it difficult for the hikers to reach the summit.

Example 2: The employee's hostile attitude towards his colleagues led to his termination.

Example 3: The two countries have been in a hostile relationship for years, with frequent border disputes and military conflicts.

Explanation: The term "hostile" refers to something that is adverse, unfriendly, or showing ill will. In the first example, the hostile weather conditions made it difficult for the hikers to reach the summit, illustrating the adverse nature of the weather. In the second example, the employee's hostile attitude towards his colleagues led to his termination, illustrating the ill will and unfriendliness of his behavior. In the third example, the two countries have been in a hostile relationship for years, with frequent border disputes and military conflicts, illustrating the antagonistic and unfriendly nature of their interactions.

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Simple Definition

Hostile: When someone is hostile, it means they are not being friendly and may even want to harm you. They are showing ill will and being unfriendly or antagonistic towards you.

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