Difference between Disinclined and Antipathetic

DISINCLINED vs ANTIPATHETIC: ADJECTIVE

Having a natural contrariety, or constitutional aversion, to a thing; characterized by antipathy; -- often followed by to.
Causing a feeling of antipathy; repugnant.
Opposed in nature or character; antagonistic.
Having or showing a strong aversion or repugnance.
Characterized by antagonism or antipathy
(usually followed by `to') strongly opposed

Refuse, Loathe, Persuaded, Obliged, Tempted, Compelled, Inclined, Antipathetical, Indisposed, Antipathetic, Afraid, Averse, Loth, Loath, Reluctant

Contemptuous, Antithetical, Unsympathetic, Resentful, Disdainful, Ambivalent, Inimical, Antipathetical, Indisposed, Loath, Disinclined, Averse, Loth, Hostile, Antagonistic

Refuse, Loathe, Persuaded, Obliged, Tempted, Compelled, Inclined, Antipathetical, Indisposed, Antipathetic, Afraid, Averse, Loth, Loath, Reluctant

Contemptuous, Antithetical, Unsympathetic, Resentful, Disdainful, Ambivalent, Inimical, Antipathetical, Indisposed, Loath, Disinclined, Averse, Loth, Hostile, Antagonistic

But there is also a trend toward increasingly repressive andrestrictive laws, increasing harassment and violence againstabortion clinics, and an increasingly antipathetic medicalestablishment.
British values, and that his views in many areas were antipathetic to British values.
On hearing this Trenchard flatly refused the position, being personally loyal to Haig and antipathetic to political intrigue.
As noted earlier, while not antipathetic to dogs, I am not what anyone would consider a dog person.
No one exists except in and through relationships, both empathic and antipathetic, with others.
It derives its strength from its hospitality even to antipathetic ideas.
He glanced round among the faces of those people who were evenphysically so antipathetic to him.
And unless something happens that unites the nation this antipathetic relationship will continue.