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    Synonyms and Definitions

    Use "antagonistic" in a sentence

    antagonistic example sentences

    antagonistic


    1. Shit! That sounded about as antagonistic as could be! God! I’m starting off on the wrong foot already


    2. Most of the staff quite enjoy the thrill of being fingerprinted but a couple of the older women are antagonistic, making a fuss about what people would think of them having their fingerprints taken but, in the end, because everyone is doing it, they deign to have it done


    3. Noah’s eyes widened and Dane moved to step between his harvester and the antagonistic dragon


    4. I didn’t think much about religion at all, but wasn’t overtly antagonistic toward it, as Charles had been for probably thirty years until his recent psychotic experiences


    5. As a faction grows, disagreements widen to the point of eventual separation into two or more competing and antagonistic parts, each contending that their view is superior to the others, or all others


    6. If I had been my usual antagonistic self I would have ranted about how Itsuki barely did anything, but I was overwhelmingly grateful that he saved my life


    7. ” In speaking of superstitions,” Buonarroti of course meant traditional religion, toward which the Equals, led by Marechal, were strongly antagonistic


    8. not, in reality, antagonistic to them as such, but that they have difficulty in


    9. The Jerusalem religious rulers were very antagonistic; Herod Antipas still held John in prison, fearing either to release or execute him, while he continued to entertain suspicions that John and Jesus were in some way associated


    10. Although the religious leaders at Jerusalem became increasingly antagonistic toward Jesus, they exercised no direct control over the synagogues outside of that city

    11. It quickly became apparent that the panel was not adversarial or antagonistic, but held deeply felt beliefs which she was challenging


    12. When I told Jax and Willa of Julius and what sort of brutal empire he had created, Jax, being antagonistic towards the Immortalis didn’t seem surprised


    13. Places with her antagonistic reflection


    14. terrifying, antagonistic towards the everyday activities of the


    15. Intermingled with this theory is the antagonistic growth of the Preterist movement, whereby


    16. Something about the antagonistic expressions on their


    17. directionally antagonistic, rude, and very unsophisticated in both


    18. Anna was happier avoiding contact with him, but was not antagonistic


    19. they were actually antagonistic to the researcher’s premise, lowering the overall price


    20. • Applying sanctions – also antagonistic and rarely effective in bringing about a desired

    21. " He sat up and stretched backward, loosening the antagonistic muscles


    22. He would have plenty of time to be antagonistic later, after he got to know everyone


    23. I can usually get an antagonistic or dubious client to loosen up by starting (in a friendly and easy manner) with his or her current progressions and transits


    24. syllable which could not be interpreted as antagonistic: ‘Lunch?’


    25. It was only time before modernism became the mantra of upward mobility, and the Western education, the preferred route to social savvy in the Indian society, but as Islam is conceptually antagonistic to both, at last, it lost its erstwhile sway over even amongst the disaffected harijans, nay dalits, who had tended to opt for the Standard of the Christ as a benign brand equity


    26. True, for centuries, the hapless Hindu masses had to share the land of their forefathers with the antagonistic Musalmans, to whom their classes had foolhardily conceded it but the new concept of the Indian nation-state occasioned in them an emotional attachment to it that the minorities don’t seem to recognize


    27. Of course, their upbringing enjoins on them to live and die for the supposedly holy causes of Islam, and attendant to this maxim is the righteousness of aggression against all those perceived as antagonistic to their dogma


    28. Example a year ofhorse and a year of mouse will be antagonistic in values to do the horoscope in a piece of puzzle


    29. Techine might be to Earth a mind unaware of, indifferent, or antagonistic to the interior lives of its composite cells and parasitical symbionts


    30. Miss Entwhistle found herself in the position she had tried so hard to avoid, that of defending and explaining Wemyss to a highly sceptical, antagonistic audience

    31. The man was staring at Tony, an antagonistic expression on his face


    32. All hierarchical power struggles, all antagonistic competition turns people into enemies: making any love or even cooperation impossible


    33. The general effect of all unloving, antagonistic competition that is based upon the id, the super-ego, the ‘Me first and screw everyone else


    34. Why…? Because most of us are all trapped inside the antagonistic competitive culture of civilization: which is based upon exclusion and fear…


    35. Why? Because when humans are so corrupt, so dysfunctional, so antagonistic: they cannot cooperate or agree on anything amongst themselves peacefully


    36. The North and South Poles, the two poles of the earth, are not antagonistic: they are part of one earth


    37. I was never antagonistic or envious of her success


    38. And for once, humans would not be socialized into antagonistic classes based on their wealth-interest greed-levels


    39. When people become alienated-isolated-insulated from each other, forced into antagonistic and competitive roles, when they interact only on levels of abstraction, when they become strangers, enemies to each other, when they live in a social atmosphere of fear and unconnectedness: then no healing can happen except incrementally


    40. He tried to keep his voice as bland as Melville-Briggs's better efforts, but not altogether certain he was successful, he ploughed on, 'I'm sorry you should be so antagonistic, Sir

    41. My very polite request was met with an antagonistic, “Mind your own


    42. The present result is: they reaped the harvest of their own short sighted, imbalanced, antagonistic attitude towards forest fires… now they are faced with more and bigger forest fires… now they actually understand the dynamics of their past mistakes


    43. Moreover: the abolition of any form of financial secrecy goes directly against the need for advantage in our antagonistic and competitive, pyramidal, capitalistic system


    44. It shook her up to know that she was to accompany a man so antagonistic to her


    45. “No that can’t be” his voice suddenly antagonistic


    46. This character expression in form has been thought to be somewhat antagonistic to beauty, and many sitters are shy of the particular characteristics of their own features


    47. McGarvey’s bold expression is a practical confession that human ideas of justice are antagonistic to that doctrine, and that itself a longwinded argument against it


    48. Why can’t you be honest with me?” I was still angry, but I lowered my voice, tried to sound pleading instead of antagonistic


    49. To neglect it, to be indifferent to it, is worse and more foolish than to be antagonistic


    50. Miriam and her brother were naturally antagonistic




















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    Synonyms for "antagonistic"

    antagonistic incompatible antipathetic antipathetical counter unfriendly inimical averse antithetic contrary disagreeable wilful

    "antagonistic" definitions

    indicating opposition or resistance


    characterized by antagonism or antipathy


    arousing animosity or hostility


    used especially of drugs or muscles that counteract or neutralize each other's effect


    incapable of harmonious association