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dyspathy

[dis-puh-thee] / ˈdɪs pə θi /
NOUN
antipathy
Synonyms
STRONGEST
animosity animus antagonism aversion disgust dislike distaste enmity hatred hostility ill will loathing rancor
STRONG
abhorrence allergy avoidance contrariety escape evasion hate incompatibility opposition repugnance repulsion
WEAK
bad blood eschewal repellency
Antonyms
STRONGEST
friendliness friendship good will kindness liking love loving sympathy
STRONG
meeting
WEAK
admiration appreciation approval esteem honor rapport regard respect
NOUN
disquietude
Synonyms
STRONG
agitation anxiety chemistry disquiet dysphoria excitement ferment restlessness uneasiness unrest
Antonyms
STRONG
calm calmness contentedness ease happiness peace
NOUN
uneasiness
Synonyms
STRONGEST
alarm angst anxiety apprehension disbelief discomfort discontent displeasure disquiet doubt dread embarrassment instability malaise misgiving nervousness remorse restlessness uncertainty unrest
STRONG
agitation compunction constraint disquietude dysphoria fear inquietude penitence perturbation qualm queasiness scruple trouble worry
Antonyms
STRONGEST
assurance belief calm calmness certainty collectedness comfort composure confidence contentedness ease easiness happiness peace pleasure satisfaction security sureness trust
STRONG
unconcern

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Dyspathy, dis′pa-thi, n. antipathy, dislike—opposite of Sympathy.—adj.

From Project Gutenberg

For friends, I can look any way ... round, and down even—the merest thread of a sympathy will draw me sometimes—or even the least look of kind eyes over a dyspathy—'Cela se peut facilement.'

From Project Gutenberg

We have, once or twice or thrice, been on the border of mutual displeasure, on this very subject, for I grew really vexed to observe the trust on one side and the dyspathy on the other—using the mildest of words.

From Project Gutenberg

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