The phrase "breeds hostility" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to cause or encourage feelings of animosity or anger toward something or someone. It is typically used to describe actions or behavior that generate negative emotions or conflict. Example: The government's discriminatory policies towards minorities only breeds hostility and division among its citizens.
They are Big Ten Conference rivals, but in the case of Wisconsin and Purdue, familiarity breeds hostility, not contempt.
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"When we deny them visas, it breeds hostility among young Chinese scientists," he said, adding, "the lack of cooperation could lead to miscalculations and escalated conflicts in times of crises".
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He complains of a culture that breeds hostility and disdain.
But the trend may also breed hostility, suspicion, and social tension, he warns.
It can breed hostility among people who need to work together.
Such issues when not addressed promptly can fester over time and can breed hostility.
There is nothing in the case before us that ought properly to breed hostility to the customary operation of Federal courts of justice in cases of this character.
It's a funding environment that can breed hostility as organizations with too broad mission statements try to prove themselves to their sponsors.
