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Pronunciation varies by accent · adjective
(of people or situations) Unpleasant, odious, unsympathetic, harsh, (of person) crabby..
I must say, even for my own part, that however much I respected German superiority, I thought it a cruel dispensation for the gay-hearted Italian to be made subject to a power so antipatico to him, and it is only the bad use which the Italian made of his transient gleam of liberty, that reconciles me now to the presence of a foreign force.
They are all business and brusqueness, and they bore us, and are antipatico.
I can hardly turn on the telly without being confronted by your antipatico manner.
Use antipatico when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Antipatico means (of people or situations) Unpleasant, odious, unsympathetic, harsh, (of person) crabby..
The closest synonym depends on the sentence and intended sense.
Possible antonyms include simpatico.
I must say, even for my own part, that however much I respected German superiority, I thought it a cruel dispensation for the gay-hearted Italian to be made subject to a power so antipatico to him, and it is only the bad use which the Italian made of his transient gleam of liberty, that reconciles me now to the presence of a foreign force.
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