He was the directantithesis of Jennings, harnessed lightning in clothes, working early and late.
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It is the directantithesis of science.
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Parallel with the decline of the old Semitic idolatry was the advance of its directantithesis, pure spiritual Monotheism.
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Thus, while he possesses many of the sturdy pioneer virtues, he becomes by necessity the directantithesis to the riverman.
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Tall, willowy and strong, of free and independent manners and habits, she was the directantithesis of the usual German woman.
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Their straight features suggest a strong mixture of other than Mongolian stock and they are the directantithesis of the Chinese in every particular.
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One, a bulky, stalwart, florid-faced man of forty, had something of the military aspect; the other supplied his directantithesis, being small, wizened and sallow.
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13:5); compelling people to agree with you by using force is the directantithesis.