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antipathy
/ænˈtɪpəθi/
noun 5
Collocations
10(noun.)
ADJ
deep, profound, strong, violent | growing, increasing
mutual
The two neighbors felt a mutual antipathy that made living next door quite uncomfortable.
personal
She felt a deep personal antipathy toward her colleague, though she tried to hide it at work.
natural
She felt a natural antipathy toward large crowds and loud noises.
VERB + ANTIPATHY
feel, have | express, show
PREP
~ between
Deep antipathy between the rival football teams made every match incredibly tense and competitive.
~ for
She felt a deep antipathy for crowded places and preferred to spend her weekends alone.
~ to/towards
She has always had a strong antipathy towards crowded places and loud noises.
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