This word appeared on the Cool Word Club website on Sept. Oct. 20, 2014.
Let’s do a practice round!
Antipathy means:
A) Cooperation
B) Dislike
C) Confusion
D) Alienation
Cool Word Challenge: Antipathy and Impervious
October 24, 2014 by
Cool Word Challenge: Just for fun, come up with one sentence that uses both of the cool vocabulary words that you learned this week.
Here are the words again:
Antipathy: Strong feeling of aversion; dislike.
Impervious: Not allowing something (such as water or light) to enter or pass through; impenetrable.
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An Author Pens a Tale of Antipathy
October 20, 2014 by
Most people have heard of the tragic love story “Romeo and Juliet.”
Written in the 1590s by the famous English author William Shakespeare, the play tells of two young people who fall in love but must keep their feelings a secret because of their feuding families’ antipathy (see definition and hear pronunciation below) toward each other.
Through a series of events, the story ultimately ends tragically for both lovers.
However, this sad outcome leads the families to finally end their fighting and to agree to a peaceful existence.
Cool word vocabulary question of the day: Can you think of any groups of people who have antipathy toward one another?
Antipathy: Strong feeling of aversion; dislike.
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