Difference between Hostile and Uncongenial

HOSTILE vs UNCONGENIAL: NOUN

An enemy: specifically, in the United States, a hostile Indian; an Indian who is engaged in warfare against the whites.
An enemy in warfare.
An antagonistic person or thing.
An enemy; esp., an American Indian in arms against the whites; -- commonly in the plural.
An enemy.
Troops belonging to the enemy's military forces

Characterized by enmity or ill will
Impossible to bring into friendly accord
Used of attempts to buy or take control of a business
Marked by features that oppose constructive treatment or development
Very unfriendly
Not belonging to your own country's forces or those of an ally
Of, relating to, or characteristic of an enemy.
Feeling or showing enmity or ill will.
Being in opposition; opposed.
Unfavorable to health or well-being; inhospitable or adverse.
Belonging or appropriate to an enemy; showing the disposition of an enemy; showing ill will and malevolence, or a desire to thwart and injure; occupied by an enemy or enemies; inimical; unfriendly
Very unfavorable to life or growth

Of or pertaining to an enemy: as, hostile ground.
Of inimical character or tendency; having or exhibiting enmity or antagonism; antagonistic: as, a hostile manifesto; hostile criticism.
Synonyms Averse, Adverse, Inimical, Hostile; unfriendly, warlike. Averse applies to feeling, adverse to action: as, I was very averse to his going; an adverse vote; adverse fortune. Inimical expresses both feeling and action, generally in private affairs. Hostile also expresses both feeling and action, but applies especially to public affairs; where it applies to private matters, it expresses either strong or conspicuous action or feeling, or both, or all.

Ill, Bitter, Irreconcilable, Opposing, Truculent, Unfavorable, Inimical, Antipathetic, Enemy, Aggressive, Uncongenial, Inhospitable, Belligerent, Antagonistic, Unfriendly

Oppressive, Antipathetic, Unwelcoming, Inharmonious, Unlovely, Unpalatable, Unpleasant, Unaccommodating, Congenial, Incompatible, Unsympathetic, Hostile, Unfriendly, Disagreeable, Inhospitable

Ill, Bitter, Irreconcilable, Opposing, Truculent, Unfavorable, Inimical, Antipathetic, Enemy, Aggressive, Uncongenial, Inhospitable, Belligerent, Antagonistic, Unfriendly

Oppressive, Antipathetic, Unwelcoming, Inharmonious, Unlovely, Unpalatable, Unpleasant, Unaccommodating, Congenial, Incompatible, Unsympathetic, Hostile, Unfriendly, Disagreeable, Inhospitable

And, if it is found that a hostile work environment exists, you must take appropriate action to ensure that the hostile work environment ceases.
Eritrea has become hostile in her foreign relations too, considering her neighbours to be hostile to struggle.
The Nether: This is a relatively hostile dimension in which Lava and both neutral and hostile Mobs are everywhere.
Hostile, impulsive children tend to be poor perspective takers and often interpret other children as having a hostile intent.
Hostile Environment sexual harassment in which such conduct creates an intimidating, hostile, or offensive working environment.
An attack to disable or destroy a hostile force is Immediate Pursuit of Hostile Foreign Forces.
Russian moves in sharing weapons and technologies with hostile or potentially hostile countries, like Iran.
Common definitions for Defense of Self or Others, Imminent Threat, Hostile Act, Hostile Intent.
Segregate hostile elements such as religious, political, or ethnic groups hostile to one another.
Once a force is declared hostile by appropriatact or demonstrated hostile intent before engaging the declared hostile force.

One cannot deny the historicity of the events portrayed in the text because we happen to find them difficult or uncongenial.
It is an undeniably uncongenial outcome to discharge a prisoner, evidence of whose guilt is seemingly established by his own words.
Individuals should be motivated to seek uncongenial political information when this information best suits their goals.
Any art house-type meandering could cast an uncongenial reality, and thus thwart the movie's starry-eyed purpose.
The illustrious poets also, annoyed by the platitude of prose, speedily relinquished their uncongenial task.
Of course the family is a good institution because it is uncongenial.
It is compelled to breathe an atmosphere uncongenial to its proper life.
Moreover, our review suggests strategies for increasing exposure to uncongenial political information among citizens.
Shooting the messenger is always easier than dealing with an uncongenial message!
This allowance is towards their service in an uncongenial and unnatural climate.