Definition of antipode in English:

antipode

nounˈantɪpəʊdˈæn(t)əˌpoʊd

The direct opposite of something.
恰恰相反的事物
the pole and its antipode
背道而驰的两个极端。
Example sentencesExamples
- His heavily muscled body was the antipode of the lithe, slim, Enocra.
- Artistically he translated this into a bucolic rural utopia in the Shire, the antipode to modern industrialised society, where Frodo longs to return.
- Ellsworth says that the three of them make a good group, and that he is a replacement for his antipode in the threesome.
- Architecturally, DCA complex was an antipode of a typical 1970s Dundee structure.
- It's almost hard to imagine that Hypnotized (aka, Faceless Beauty) was helmed by the same person that gave us Road Movie, for this film is almost the antipode of the other.
- The point is not that the local vanishes, or that it stands merely as an antipode of diversity to the homogenizing force of the global, but rather that popular music manifests how ‘fixity’ and ‘fluidity’ continually interact.
- Examples of religious art demonstrate that even when the specific theme of lactation is not present, the dead mother and child motif still triggers comparisons with its Christian antipode.
- Such a perfect, artificial cosmos of art is like an antipode to the life on the streets here, where everything is totally contradictory - where old and new, traditional and modern, poor and rich vehemently clash all day.
- But it would be absurd to think of Sezer as a democratic antipode.
- Small of hand as he was broad of mind, Schnabel was the antipode of the brilliant virtuoso who tosses off cascades of notes with unerring accuracy.
- This is what museums do best, and it serves as not only a useful but also a necessary antipode to recent research.
- What Bosch has added, characteristically, to this theme is the lurking presence behind the saint of a small, black demon, who occupies the right corner as the antipode to the eagle attribute of the saint.
- His antipode in the Greek pantheon is Kairos, ‘the fortunate moment.’
- The form chosen for the Buddhist Stupa was that of a sphere - as much for the shape's metaphysical associations as for the fact that it was an antipode to the square/rectangular form of Hindu temples.
- You may choose to look for an ideal match, a good match, a sex partner, a friend, a business partner, somebody to talk, or a complete antipode.
- ‘If ever the antipode of the Court Intellectual existed,’ Raimondo writes, ‘then surely his name was Murray Newton Rothbard.’
- He portrays Wagner as the great antipode to himself, what he might have become if he had not had the strength to realize what dangers were involved in being a fully-fledged Romantic.
- Still, his argument is the antipode to Rolston's theistic evolution.
- GN is not a remnant, rather an antipode of Ptolemaic astrology, an independent multifaceted system, nor digestible by Ptolemaic descendants even under most favorable conditions today.
- It was, notwithstanding the ultimately tragic fate of the Soviet Union, the historical antipode to capitalist barbarism, and the beacon for future generations.
Synonyms
reverse, converse, antithesis, contrary, inverse, obverse, contradiction

Origin

Early 17th century: back-formation from antipodes.

Definition of antipode in US English:

antipode

nounˈæn(t)əˌpoʊdˈan(t)əˌpōd

The direct opposite of something else.
恰恰相反的事物
the pole and its antipode
背道而驰的两个极端。
Example sentencesExamples
- The point is not that the local vanishes, or that it stands merely as an antipode of diversity to the homogenizing force of the global, but rather that popular music manifests how ‘fixity’ and ‘fluidity’ continually interact.
- It was, notwithstanding the ultimately tragic fate of the Soviet Union, the historical antipode to capitalist barbarism, and the beacon for future generations.
- You may choose to look for an ideal match, a good match, a sex partner, a friend, a business partner, somebody to talk, or a complete antipode.
- Examples of religious art demonstrate that even when the specific theme of lactation is not present, the dead mother and child motif still triggers comparisons with its Christian antipode.
- His antipode in the Greek pantheon is Kairos, ‘the fortunate moment.’
- He portrays Wagner as the great antipode to himself, what he might have become if he had not had the strength to realize what dangers were involved in being a fully-fledged Romantic.
- Small of hand as he was broad of mind, Schnabel was the antipode of the brilliant virtuoso who tosses off cascades of notes with unerring accuracy.
- Architecturally, DCA complex was an antipode of a typical 1970s Dundee structure.
- Ellsworth says that the three of them make a good group, and that he is a replacement for his antipode in the threesome.
- ‘If ever the antipode of the Court Intellectual existed,’ Raimondo writes, ‘then surely his name was Murray Newton Rothbard.’
- This is what museums do best, and it serves as not only a useful but also a necessary antipode to recent research.
- His heavily muscled body was the antipode of the lithe, slim, Enocra.
- Artistically he translated this into a bucolic rural utopia in the Shire, the antipode to modern industrialised society, where Frodo longs to return.
- Such a perfect, artificial cosmos of art is like an antipode to the life on the streets here, where everything is totally contradictory - where old and new, traditional and modern, poor and rich vehemently clash all day.
- GN is not a remnant, rather an antipode of Ptolemaic astrology, an independent multifaceted system, nor digestible by Ptolemaic descendants even under most favorable conditions today.
- It's almost hard to imagine that Hypnotized (aka, Faceless Beauty) was helmed by the same person that gave us Road Movie, for this film is almost the antipode of the other.
- Still, his argument is the antipode to Rolston's theistic evolution.
- But it would be absurd to think of Sezer as a democratic antipode.
- The form chosen for the Buddhist Stupa was that of a sphere - as much for the shape's metaphysical associations as for the fact that it was an antipode to the square/rectangular form of Hindu temples.
- What Bosch has added, characteristically, to this theme is the lurking presence behind the saint of a small, black demon, who occupies the right corner as the antipode to the eagle attribute of the saint.
Synonyms
reverse, converse, antithesis, contrary, inverse, obverse, contradiction

Origin

Early 17th century: back-formation from antipodes.

单词	antipode
释义	Definition of antipode in English: antipode nounˈantɪpəʊdˈæn(t)əˌpoʊd The direct opposite of something. 恰恰相反的事物 the pole and its antipode 背道而驰的两个极端。 Example sentencesExamples His heavily muscled body was the antipode of the lithe, slim, Enocra. Artistically he translated this into a bucolic rural utopia in the Shire, the antipode to modern industrialised society, where Frodo longs to return. Ellsworth says that the three of them make a good group, and that he is a replacement for his antipode in the threesome. Architecturally, DCA complex was an antipode of a typical 1970s Dundee structure. It's almost hard to imagine that Hypnotized (aka, Faceless Beauty) was helmed by the same person that gave us Road Movie, for this film is almost the antipode of the other. The point is not that the local vanishes, or that it stands merely as an antipode of diversity to the homogenizing force of the global, but rather that popular music manifests how ‘fixity’ and ‘fluidity’ continually interact. Examples of religious art demonstrate that even when the specific theme of lactation is not present, the dead mother and child motif still triggers comparisons with its Christian antipode. Such a perfect, artificial cosmos of art is like an antipode to the life on the streets here, where everything is totally contradictory - where old and new, traditional and modern, poor and rich vehemently clash all day. But it would be absurd to think of Sezer as a democratic antipode. Small of hand as he was broad of mind, Schnabel was the antipode of the brilliant virtuoso who tosses off cascades of notes with unerring accuracy. This is what museums do best, and it serves as not only a useful but also a necessary antipode to recent research. What Bosch has added, characteristically, to this theme is the lurking presence behind the saint of a small, black demon, who occupies the right corner as the antipode to the eagle attribute of the saint. His antipode in the Greek pantheon is Kairos, ‘the fortunate moment.’ The form chosen for the Buddhist Stupa was that of a sphere - as much for the shape's metaphysical associations as for the fact that it was an antipode to the square/rectangular form of Hindu temples. You may choose to look for an ideal match, a good match, a sex partner, a friend, a business partner, somebody to talk, or a complete antipode. ‘If ever the antipode of the Court Intellectual existed,’ Raimondo writes, ‘then surely his name was Murray Newton Rothbard.’ He portrays Wagner as the great antipode to himself, what he might have become if he had not had the strength to realize what dangers were involved in being a fully-fledged Romantic. Still, his argument is the antipode to Rolston's theistic evolution. GN is not a remnant, rather an antipode of Ptolemaic astrology, an independent multifaceted system, nor digestible by Ptolemaic descendants even under most favorable conditions today. It was, notwithstanding the ultimately tragic fate of the Soviet Union, the historical antipode to capitalist barbarism, and the beacon for future generations. Synonyms reverse, converse, antithesis, contrary, inverse, obverse, contradiction Origin Early 17th century: back-formation from antipodes. Definition of antipode in US English: antipode nounˈæn(t)əˌpoʊdˈan(t)əˌpōd The direct opposite of something else. 恰恰相反的事物 the pole and its antipode 背道而驰的两个极端。 Example sentencesExamples The point is not that the local vanishes, or that it stands merely as an antipode of diversity to the homogenizing force of the global, but rather that popular music manifests how ‘fixity’ and ‘fluidity’ continually interact. It was, notwithstanding the ultimately tragic fate of the Soviet Union, the historical antipode to capitalist barbarism, and the beacon for future generations. You may choose to look for an ideal match, a good match, a sex partner, a friend, a business partner, somebody to talk, or a complete antipode. Examples of religious art demonstrate that even when the specific theme of lactation is not present, the dead mother and child motif still triggers comparisons with its Christian antipode. His antipode in the Greek pantheon is Kairos, ‘the fortunate moment.’ He portrays Wagner as the great antipode to himself, what he might have become if he had not had the strength to realize what dangers were involved in being a fully-fledged Romantic. Small of hand as he was broad of mind, Schnabel was the antipode of the brilliant virtuoso who tosses off cascades of notes with unerring accuracy. Architecturally, DCA complex was an antipode of a typical 1970s Dundee structure. Ellsworth says that the three of them make a good group, and that he is a replacement for his antipode in the threesome. ‘If ever the antipode of the Court Intellectual existed,’ Raimondo writes, ‘then surely his name was Murray Newton Rothbard.’ This is what museums do best, and it serves as not only a useful but also a necessary antipode to recent research. His heavily muscled body was the antipode of the lithe, slim, Enocra. Artistically he translated this into a bucolic rural utopia in the Shire, the antipode to modern industrialised society, where Frodo longs to return. Such a perfect, artificial cosmos of art is like an antipode to the life on the streets here, where everything is totally contradictory - where old and new, traditional and modern, poor and rich vehemently clash all day. GN is not a remnant, rather an antipode of Ptolemaic astrology, an independent multifaceted system, nor digestible by Ptolemaic descendants even under most favorable conditions today. It's almost hard to imagine that Hypnotized (aka, Faceless Beauty) was helmed by the same person that gave us Road Movie, for this film is almost the antipode of the other. Still, his argument is the antipode to Rolston's theistic evolution. But it would be absurd to think of Sezer as a democratic antipode. The form chosen for the Buddhist Stupa was that of a sphere - as much for the shape's metaphysical associations as for the fact that it was an antipode to the square/rectangular form of Hindu temples. What Bosch has added, characteristically, to this theme is the lurking presence behind the saint of a small, black demon, who occupies the right corner as the antipode to the eagle attribute of the saint. Synonyms reverse, converse, antithesis, contrary, inverse, obverse, contradiction Origin Early 17th century: back-formation from antipodes.
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