antipathetical Synonyms
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antipathetical Meaning
antipathetical (s)
(usually followed by `to') strongly opposed
characterized by antagonism or antipathy
antipathetical (a.)
Having a natural contrariety, or constitutional aversion, to a thing; characterized by antipathy; -- often followed by to.
antipathetical Sentence Examples
- The coworkers' antipathetic attitudes created a tense and unproductive work environment.
- Despite their shared interests, the group members remained antipathetic towards each other.
- The political opponents engaged in an antipathetic exchange during the debate, highlighting their deep-seated differences.
- The antipathetic relationship between the neighbors led to frequent disputes over property boundaries.
- The siblings' antipathetic feelings towards one another were evident at every family gathering.
- Despite attempts at reconciliation, their antipathetic history continued to strain their friendship.
- The classroom atmosphere became antipathetic as students disagreed on fundamental issues.
- The manager's antipathetic response to employee concerns only fueled dissatisfaction within the team.
- The movie portrayed the characters in an antipathetic light, leaving the audience conflicted about their motives.
- The company's antipathetic policies towards environmental conservation drew criticism from activists and customers alike.
FAQs About the word antipathetical
(usually followed by `to') strongly opposed, characterized by antagonism or antipathyHaving a natural contrariety, or constitutional aversion, to a thing; chara
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The coworkers' antipathetic attitudes created a tense and unproductive work environment.
Despite their shared interests, the group members remained antipathetic towards each other.
The political opponents engaged in an antipathetic exchange during the debate, highlighting their deep-seated differences.
The antipathetic relationship between the neighbors led to frequent disputes over property boundaries.
