名词反感; 引起反感的事物; 憎恶的对象; <古>（在本性、倾向等方面的）不相容
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1. He felt a strong antipathy towards them.
他对他们非常反感。
2. Some people have an antipathy to cats.
有的人讨厌猫。
1. 嫌恶术：链(Chaining):目标会被限制在束缚中,该束缚会对所有靠近目标的生物(除了你)产生一种嫌恶术(antipathy)效果. 持续时间为每施法者等级一年. 这种形式束缚大法的受术者会被困在受术时的地方. 你不能用解除魔法(dispel magic)或类似效果解除束缚大法,
2. 憎恶,反感：- dismay 沮丧 | - antipathy 憎恶,反感 | - debatable 可争议的
3. 反感：anomaly#异例,异常,变态 | antipathy#反感 | antiquity#古代
4. 憎恶：antipathic 不相容的 | antipathy 憎恶 | antipatriotic 反爱国的
1. antipathy的意思
1. 憎恶；反感
Antipathy is a strong feeling of dislike or hostility towards someone or something.
e.g. She'd often spoken of her antipathy towards London.
她常提及她对伦敦的反感。
1. " Your lack of cooperation to my side reflects your antipathy for our client, " Mill said.
2. Democrats were voted in not on a strong political mandate from the American people, but simply on a tide of nationwide antipathy to Republicans.
3. Their antipathy towards and endeavour to get rid of vain behaviour could not but win them favourable public opinion.
4. Preaching on human rights with a condescending manner only leads to antipathy and delays cooperation on more immediate issues.
5. Although the alleged crime happened before Aso took power, the scandal could deepen public antipathy toward his government.
6. Santos may be less willing to avoid confrontation, if only because the personal antipathy between the two leaders is immense.
7. Security Council privately expressed astonishment that Bush would name someone who had shown such antipathy toward the United Nations.
8. Lu said many officials seem to hold feelings of antipathy, suspicion and even hostility toward those groups.
9. antipathy
9. The GNP victories last month were seen as a show of antipathy to the governing MDP after the president's family scandals.
antipathy