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This antipathy to ideas is often expressed as anti-elitism.

Some of his antipathy to banks might be traced to this time, when his job seemed at risk.

Austria, Turkey, like the Green and France, Belgium, Bulgaria antipathy to green. Mongol offensive in black.

It has already stepped back a little from its historical antipathy to capital controls.

This antipathy to individuality is not something planned by the individuals who rule, but an intrinsic expression of late totalitarianism.

The horrors of the Nazi period have imbued today's Germans with a profound antipathy to war and foreign entanglements.

It goes with the grain of Britain's ornery zeitgeist, with its antipathy to politicians.

Our antipathy to the M25 reveals much about shifting attitudes to roads over the last half-century.

Without question, however, the first major thinker to express a clear antipathy to the urban way of life was Thomas Jefferson.

Washes of all kinds I had a natural antipathy to; for I knew that, instead of mending the complexion, they spoiled it.

He showed a strong antipathy to this place.

After the first oil shock, the public overcame its antipathy to nuclear power born of Japan's experience in Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

Regulatory antipathy to universal banks has also eased.

a deep antipathy to social pretension.

We share an antipathy to cheating on exams.

Honest men have a natural antipathy to politicians.

The world people have a great antipathy to absolutism.

Some people have an antipathy to snakes.

And many did so because of their antipathy to the man who devised the law: Mr Sarkozy.

have an antipathy to cats.

I have an antipathy to Japanese war crimes.

I have antipathy to him.

And I feel no antipathy to the real life, which gives me a sense of security;

a natural antipathy to politicians

He showed a marked antipathy to foreigners