Meanings of profound antipathy in English

Huxley attributed this hesitation of Lyell to his " profound antipathy" to the doctrine of the "pithecoid origin of man."

And in this case Barack Obama is the boogeyman of the month. Beyond political expediency, there is a more profound antipathy at work.

As to the Empress of Austria, the step-mother of Marie Louise, she concealed beneath formality and perfect politeness a profound antipathy to the conqueror.

Without delay, he dives, despite his profound antipathy to bathing; and the cluster of eggs is instantly removed by the legs rubbing against each other.