antipathetic, an tip a the tick, antipathetical

[Gr. ἀντί (anti) = against, and Eng. pathetical.] Having an antipathy or contrariety to. (It is opposed to sympathetic.) "[Being] ty'd upon the sledge, a papist and a protestant in front, two and two together, being two very desperate and an tip a the tick companions, was a very ridículous scene of cruelty." Icon Libell ., p. 110. "The circumstances of moral, religious, sympathetic, and antipathetic sensibility, when closely considered. will appear to be included in some sort under that of bent of inclination."-Bowring: Bentham's Works, vol. 1, p. 24. "The soil is fat and luxurious, and antipathetical to all venomous creatures."- Howell : Vocal Forest.