释义 |
antipathetican‧ti‧pa‧thet‧ic /ˌæntɪpəˈθetɪk◂/ adjective - A pity it was launched really under unhappy circumstances in as much as the company was so antipathetic.
- Also, the clerical church has been particularly antipathetic to socialism in any form.
- During the mid-sixties, Nietzsche's traditionalism seems even to have stiffened: certainly his attitude towards anything Wagnerian became explicitly antipathetic.
- It is human nature to be antipathetic to change.
- The story is complex, and in some respects law has been indifferent and, indeed, antipathetic to commercial needs.
- There is something about a university which is naturally antipathetic to the state.
formal having a very strong feeling of disliking or opposing someone or something SYN hostileantipathetic to It’s human nature to be antipathetic to change. |