antithetic

From this point of view, there is properly no antithetic of pure reason.

But the heresy was as incoherent and as credulous as the antithetic orthodoxy.

However serious or painful the topic, Heine could enliven it by his clever Jewish antithetic wit.

To one familiar with Parisian ways these antithetic notices promised a beautiful scrimmage.

It is connected with and founded upon the antithetic assertion of the eternity of Iahvah.

The body consists of two antithetic parts (antimera), and has no trace of radial structure.

The writer of Money laboured to reproduce the antithetic polish of his original.

While Jacobi stood in an antithetic relation to the Kantian philosophy, Fichte appears as its immediate consequence.

The reaction from this (which was a kind of nihilism or anarchy), was to declare the antithetic excess of free will.

It is only in the vocabulary of very careless thinkers that the words truth and fiction are regarded as antithetic.