antipathic

[In Fr. anti path i que; Sp. & Ital. antipatico; Port. antipathico; Gr. ἀντιπαθής ( anti pathēs ) = (1) in return for suffering, (2) of opposite feelings or properties.] 1. Gen.: Having opposite feelings. 2. Med .: The same as ALLOPATHIC (q.v.). ăn-tip-a-thişe, v. 1. [Eng. anti path(y); -ise.] To be opposed to. (Usually followed by against .) ( Adams : Works , iii. 157.) ăn-tip-a-thite, s. [Eng. antipathy ; -ite.] One who has an aversion to anything. "An antipathite to vertue."-Feltham: Resolve, 56. (Richardson.)