deep antipathy

Frequency: 8.01.5 per million words

describes a profound and firmly established feeling of dislike

antipathyADJECTIVE + antipathy

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deep

Examples (10)

  • He felt a deep antipathy towards his former business partner after the betrayal.
  • The two political parties hold a deep antipathy for each other's core principles.
  • There was a deep antipathy between the two warring nations that lasted for generations.
  • She has a deep antipathy to any form of cruelty towards animals.
  • The protagonist of the novel harbored a deep antipathy for the oppressive regime.
  • His deep antipathy towards authority figures stemmed from his difficult childhood.
  • Despite their efforts to be civil, the deep antipathy between them was obvious to everyone.
  • Over the years, I have developed a deep antipathy to crowded, noisy cities.
  • The director's deep antipathy towards modern technology limited the company's growth.
  • A deep antipathy for injustice motivated her to become a lawyer.