antipathy

Other Freedom Watch regulars share his antipathy to the union of the states.

He was particularly disliked by Macaulay, who never lost an opportunity of venting his antipathy by attacks upon him.

Moreover, he was intuitive enough to feel her antipathy toward him on purely general grounds.

Still further, there had begun to grow up at the North a political party whose sole bond of union was antipathy to slavery.

It occurred to me that once or twice I had seen her eyes fixed on Hungerford inquisitively, and not free from antipathy.

Everybody can mark these errors; a few cannot overcome their antipathy, and so lose a great deal of pleasure.