antipode

It is the antipode to the hand of those who have large, lovable natures.

Would not this science be the antipode (some would say antidote) of the mystic dreams of Plato and of Delsarte himself?

It does not, however, attain the dimensions of its antipode, rarely exceeding those of a large shrub.

Calhoun, one of the firmest props of the government, was his antipode in almost every particular.