Animus
51Animus Auctoris — Ani|mus Auc|to|ris [ auk...] der; <aus lat. animus auctoris »Wille des Urhebers«> (Rechtsspr.) Täterwille …
52Animus Socii — Ani|mus So|cii [ zo:tsii] der; <aus lat. animus socii »Wille des Gefährten«> (Rechtsspr.) Gehilfenwille …
53ANIMUS INIURIANDI — – намерение нанести обиду; animus possidendi – намерение владеть …
54animus manendi — /aenamas manenday/ The intention of remaining; intention to establish a permanent residence. This is the point to be settled in determining the domicile or residence of a party. See animus et factum …
55animus manendi — /aenamas manenday/ The intention of remaining; intention to establish a permanent residence. This is the point to be settled in determining the domicile or residence of a party. See animus et factum …
56animus revocandi — The intention to revoke. Some courts hold that where the revocation of a will has been prevented by the fraud of a person interested therein, and the acts of the testator indicating the animus revocandi have been shown by parol, the instrument… …
57animus — noun Etymology: Latin, spirit, mind, courage, anger Date: 1816 1. basic attitude or governing spirit ; disposition, intention 2. a usually prejudiced and often spiteful or malevolent ill will 3. an inne …
58animus — /an euh meuhs/, n. 1. strong dislike or enmity; hostile attitude; animosity. 2. purpose; intention; animating spirit. 3. (in the psychology of C. G. Jung) the masculine principle, esp. as present in women (contrasted with anima). [1810 20; < L:… …
59animus — 1. An animating or energizing spirit. 2. Intention to do something; disposition. 3. In psychiatry, a spirit of active hostility or grudge. 4. The ideal image toward which a person strives. 5. In jungian psychology, a male archetype in a woman. Cf …
60animus — Synonyms and related words: acrimony, afflatus, aim, ambition, anima, animating spirit, animation, animosity, antagonism, antipathy, appetence, appetency, appetite, aptitude, aspiration, bad blood, bent, bias, bitter feeling, bitterness, cast,… …
