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Definition of antipathy : 1. Contrariety or opposition in feeling; settled aversion or dislike; repugnance; distaste.
2. Natural contrariety; incompatibility; repugnancy of qualities; as, oil and water have antipathy.

Synonyms:

animus, repugnancy, averting, ill will, love, distaste, revulsion, study ataversion, repellency, horror, repellence, uncongeniality

disgust, abhorrence, displeasure, disinclination, dislike, indisposition, aversion, disapproval, peeve

dispute, argument, quarrel, encounter, protest, resistance, confrontation, controversy, struggle

combativeness, unfriendliness, adverseness, bad blood, spitefulness, friction, incompatibility, contention, polarity, coolness, quarrelsomeness, coldness, hard feelings, conflict, alienation, inharmoniousness, hostility, malevolence, opposition, resentment, inimicality, contrariety, surliness, averseness, discordance, tension

acrimony, rancor, detestation, repugnance, wrath, abomination, animosity, hatred, malice, repulsion, hate, disaffection, loathing, antagonism, bitterness, enmity

disdain, denigration, indignity, hauteur, deprecation, contumacy, invective, disparagement, mockery, renouncement, ridicule, scorn, derision, disfavor, disesteem, contempt, insult

dissent, disunity

clamor, clash, hubbub, disagreement, difference, discordancy, brawl, dissension, dissidence, riot, warfare, dissonance, commotion, raucousness, feud, discord, squall, collision, harshness, imbroglio, row, squabble, strife, hassle, altercation, disharmony, cacophony

Usage examples:

• There was an antipathy. - "April Hopes", William Dean Howells Last Updated: February 27, 2009.
• Many centuries passed before Jews in general were able to overcome antipathy to the stage and all connected with it. - "Jewish Literature and Other Essays", Gustav Karpeles.
• Moreover Mary, a spoiled little piece who was suffered to set her smug childish will against the combined wills of both her parents, aroused his keenest antipathy. - "Captivating Mary Carstairs", Henry Sydnor Harrison.