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Meanings of antagonism in English
Portuguese
inimizade Catalan
hostilitat Usage of antagonism in English
1
Their later antagonism arose for several reasons, some obvious, others less clear.
2
The family relationships are suspended in a similarly vague state of antagonism.
3
Within minutes of the image landing, social media was alive with antagonism.
4
The criminal is in direct antagonism to the laws of social life.
5
But the mere play of personal forces in themselves aggravated the antagonism.
6
Tolerance gave way to antagonism; distrust to bitterness; grievance to open hostility.
7
The Presidential policy and the legislative policy have stood in direct antagonism.
8
A like antagonism exists in the economic relations of the two countries.
9
He thought that the speaker would create further antagonism between the communities.
10
The social distinction was constantly widening, and so was the religious antagonism.
11
We stood in antagonism to the monarchical and aristocratical polities of Europe.
12
The spirit of antagonism had met him in every turn of life.
13
This is how the structure of antagonism worked during the Cold War.
14
In Damascus, he healed the half century antagonism between France and Syria.
15
Microsoft's antagonism toward open-source software is, of course, both fierce and long-standing.
16
The name sounded brisk, brutal even; like Killigrew which awaked his antagonism.
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Antagonism across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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