antipathy

antipathy

• 读音： /ænˈtɪp.ə.θi/
• 词性： n (名词)
• 词意： 反感；厌恶；憎恶

例句

1. She felt an immediate antipathy toward the aggressive salesperson.
2. The antipathy between the two political parties prevented any bipartisan cooperation.
3. His antipathy to change made him resist even beneficial reforms.
4. Many people have a natural antipathy toward spiders, though most species are harmless.
5. The critic's antipathy for the director's work was evident in every review he wrote.