antipaˈtheticalnessn.
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The quality or state of being antipathetical, or ‘of having a natural contrariety to anything’ (Johnson).
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1731 in N. Bailey Universal Etymol. Eng. Dict.
1755 Johnson Dict. Eng. Lang. Antipatheticalness, the quality or state of having a natural contrariety to any thing.
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n.1731- to breast oneself against something
- to breast oneself to something
- to breast the tape
- to breathe a sigh of relief
- to breathe a vein
- to breathe after
- to breathe again
- to breathe down neck
- to breathe down someone's neck
- to breathe down the back of neck
- to breathe down the back of someone's neck
- to breathe easily
- to breathe easy
- to breathe fire
- to breathe fire and sword
- to breathe freely
- to breathe in
- to breathe into life
- to breathe it all in
- to breathe life into
- to breathe new life into
- to breathe one's last
- to breathe one's last breath
- to breathe one's last gasp
- to breathe out