antipathetic (Meaning)

Wordnet

antipathetic (s)

(usually followed by `to') strongly opposed

characterized by antagonism or antipathy

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Alt. of Antipathetical

Despite their shared goals, the team members remained antipathetic towards each other, hindering collaboration.
The two political leaders displayed antipathetic attitudes, making it challenging to find common ground on key issues.
The meeting became increasingly tense as the antipathetic exchange between the rivals escalated.
The antipathetic relationship between the rival companies led to fierce competition in the market.
In the workplace, the antipathetic atmosphere affected overall morale and productivity.
The siblings' antipathetic feelings towards one another were evident during family gatherings.
Despite attempts at reconciliation, their antipathetic history continued to strain their friendship.
The classroom environment became antipathetic as students clashed over conflicting opinions.
The antipathetic reaction to the new policy sparked heated debates within the organization.
The novel's characters were intentionally crafted to be antipathetic, eliciting mixed emotions from readers.

(usually followed by `to') strongly opposed, characterized by antagonism or antipathyAlt. of Antipathetical

allergic,averse, antagonistic, reluctant, afraid, resisting, loathe, disgusted, unsympathetic, loth

friendly, understanding, tolerant, sympathetic, understanding, tolerant,sympathetic, friendly, charmed, delighted

Despite their shared goals, the team members remained antipathetic towards each other, hindering collaboration.

The two political leaders displayed antipathetic attitudes, making it challenging to find common ground on key issues.

The meeting became increasingly tense as the antipathetic exchange between the rivals escalated.

The antipathetic relationship between the rival companies led to fierce competition in the market.