antipathy

"They seemed to think we had a natural antipathy to black people."

For him too my mother has an antipathy, why I know not.

That's probably why there was such antipathy between the two of you for so long.

"But there is a deep antipathy to the Bush administration."

The antipathy to Federal and state taxes is nothing new.

To these, they have recently added new reasons for their antipathy.

And some of his supporters made clear their antipathy toward white people.

He has made no secret of his antipathy for the union.

And because they have an antipathy to the public sector.

I was just the product of my past with all its antipathy toward religion.

Because of the Bush administration's antipathy to international justice, this path was not taken.

It was hard to set aside that kind of antipathy, even now.

There was an almost immediate feeling of antipathy between the men.

"And your conclusion was this antipathy you say I have."

Tried to see past the antipathy he always aroused in her.

Of course, the heat will break, and our mutual antipathy with it.

He had heard that these antipathies are sometimes formed in other lives.

"There certainly is an antipathy to foreign presence in Afghanistan."

The one thing the administration has made no secret is its antipathy to government transparency.

When he joined the police, Robertson's antipathy toward black people did not make him stand out.

But it's become a way for him to express his antipathy toward France.

She had many foreign classmates, and their antipathy for America surprised her.

"I knew it was going to be like that," he said of the crowd's antipathy.

He had displayed the greatest antipathy to me from the first.

Along the way, they have planted the seeds of antipathy.