1. Synonyms: Antipathy; aversion; distaste Hypernyms ("Antipathy" is a kind of): dislike (a feeling of aversion or Antipathy)

2. A natural Antipathy for people in authority; his Antipathy for his boss; I feel a profound Antipathy to using any weapon.

3. Antipathetic Meaning: "having an antipathy," 1630s, an adjectival construction from antipathy

4. N Antipathy Antipathy is opposed primarily to sympathy, but often to mere liking

5. Antipathy (between A and B) antipathy (to/toward(s) somebody/something) a strong feeling of dislike synonym hostility personal/mutual antipathy; a growing antipathy towards the idea; His professional judgement was coloured by his personal Antipathies.

6. Antipathetical (characterized by antagonism or Antipathy)

7. How to say Antipathy in English? Pronunciation of Antipathy with 3 audio pronunciations, 26 synonyms, 4 meanings, 1 antonym, 15 translations, 6 sentences and more for Antipathy.

8. Synonyms for Antipathy in Free Thesaurus

9. Declarations of racial Antipathy against ethnic …

10. Inherent incompatibility or inability to mix: the Antipathy between faith and reason; the Antipathy of hydrocarbons and water

11. Derivation: antipathetic (characterized by antagonism or Antipathy)

12. I feel an Antipathy against their behaviour

13. I feel an antipathy against their behaviour.

14. She felt no antipathy towards younger women.

15. Noun Antipathy expresses most of constitutional feeling and least of volition: the turkey-cock has an Antipathy to the color red; many people have an intense Antipathy to snakes, rats, toads

16. One of them seemed to describe Antipathy

17. He showed a marked Antipathy to foreigners

18. She felt no Antipathy towards younger women

19. How to use Antipathy in a sentence

20. ‘This Antipathy towards fiction is a little difficult to understand.’ ‘This was unusual, given conventional medicine's Antipathy towards anything considered wacky or unprovable.’ ‘Might it not, however, be more accurate to call it Antipathy?’

21. From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English an‧tip‧a‧thy /ænˈtɪpəθi/ noun [ uncountable] formal a feeling of strong dislike towards someone or something SYN hostility Antipathy to/towards a growing Antipathy towards the government Antipathy between There’s always been a certain amount of Antipathy between the two doctors.

22. Did You Know? Synonym Discussion of Antipathy.

23. He showed a marked antipathy to foreigners.

24. Antipathy was the first timeship child of Compassion

25. They have a mutual antipathy to each other.

26. Antipathy definition is - a strong feeling of dislike

27. What does Antipathies mean? Plural form of antipathy

28. Definition of Antipathy (noun): strong feeling of dislike

29. Antipathy was the first timeship child of Compassion

30. The interviews also revealed strong antipathy toward Congress.

31. She'd often spoken of her antipathy towards London.

32. There was an undercurrent of antipathy between them.

33. His Antipathy towards/ toward swimming dates back to childhood

34. I feel a profound antipathy to using any weapon.

35. 2 In Iowa, exit polls reflected similar voter antipathy.

36. They have a mutual Antipathy to each other

37. 🔊 The source of my Antipathy is my

38. 14 She felt no antipathy towards younger women.

39. Definition of Antipathy noun in Oxford Advanced American Dictionary

40. The world people have a great antipathy to absolutism.

41. Antipathy is defined as a strong feeling of opposition or dislike. An example of Antipathy is how a staunch Republican might feel about a Democrat.

42. But their antipathy goes much deeper than one presidential campaign.

43. There was a lot of antipathy between the two doctors.

44. I never overcame a visceral antipathy for the monarchy.

45. There was a lot of Antipathy between the two doctors

46. 43 synonyms for Antipathy: hostility, opposition, disgust, dislike, hatred, loathing, distaste

47. What does Aversion mean? An intense or definite dislike; antipathy; repugnance

48. He seemed very relaxed now, and Jamieson's antipathy to him grew.

49. Declarations of racial antipathy against ethnic minorities will not be tolerated.

50. Opposed, averse, or contrary; having or showing antipathy: They were Antipathetic to many of the proposed changes causing or likely to cause antipathy: The new management was Antipathetic to …

51. 🔊 Is your Antipathy for me so great that you no longer care about my feelings? 🔊 After serving in the war, he developed an Antipathy to guns

52. The teenagers expressed their Antipathy for the school by vandalizing the gym

53. Another word for Aggression: hostility, malice, antagonism, antipathy, aggressiveness Collins English Thesaurus

54. There's always been a certain amount of antipathy between the two doctors.

55. What Lenin did not abandon in return was his fundamental antipathy to capitalism.

56. This is the British English definition of Antipathy.View American English definition of Antipathy.

57. Antipathy is a strong feeling of dislike or hostility toward someone or something.

58. An Antipathy is a deep-seated dislike of something or someone. Usually it's a condition that is long-term, innate, and pretty unlikely to change — like your Antipathy for the Red Sox

59. Definition and synonyms of Antipathy from the online English dictionary from Macmillan Education.

60. 🔊 Her Antipathy towards her teacher was obvious to everyone in the classroom

61. Antagonism (countable and uncountable, plural Antagonisms) A strong natural dislike or hatred ; antipathy

62. Despite his personal antipathy to me he was still able to be polite.

63. The fires of May 1862 only confirmed the authorities in their antipathy to students.

64. This reflects the antipathy towards industry and commerce from traditionally educated, liberal-humanist teachers.

65. Additionally, when compared to boys and girls with no Antipathies, those involved in at least one same-sex antipathy had different psychosocial adjustment profiles than those involved in at least one opposite-sex antipathy

66. Verbs for Antipathy include antipathise, antipathised, antipathises, antipathising, antipathize, antipathized, antipathizes and antipathizing

67. He is a private man with a deep antipathy to/towards the press.

68. Antipathy noun hostility, opposition, disgust, dislike, hatred, loathing, distaste, animosity, aversion, antagonism, enmity, rancour, bad blood, incompatibility, ill will, animus, repulsion, abhorrence, repugnance, odium, contrariety She'd often spoken of her Antipathy towards London.

69. The salient reality was the depth of popular Antipathy to the political establishment as a whole. As a Yorkshire born Aussie, the question of Scottish Antipathy to the English has vexed me often

70. Synonyms for Animosities include hostility, hatred, bitterness, antagonism, antipathy, enmity, malice, spite, resentment and animus

71. There is little to suggest any aesthetic vulgarity or antipathy to culture on their part.

72. Mythologies all over the world describe the intimate connection, often antipathy, between birds and snakes.

73. In part, the present high level of antipathy toward foreign travel is easy to explain.

74. Antagonistic definition: characterized by antagonism or antipathy synonyms: antipathetical, antipathetic, hostile antonyms: amicable, lovable, friendly, hospitable

75. 12 There is little to suggest any aesthetic vulgarity or antipathy to culture on their part.

76. As nouns the difference between empathy and Antipathy is that empathy is the intellectual identification of the thoughts, feelings, or state of another person while Antipathy is contrariety or opposition in feeling; settled aversion or dislike; repugnance; distaste.

77. Before his birth, Antipathy lived within the internal architecture of his mother — an infinite womb

78. Antipathy to the Sun-reading, self-employed lorry drivers runs deep in the Labour party.

79. Antipathetic translation in English - Spanish Reverso dictionary, see also 'antithetic',antithetical',antipathy',antiseptic', examples, definition, conjugation

80. Kostomarov expressed an almost identical antipathy to the state in his inaugural lecture of November 18