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Meanings of anti-social in English
Usage of anti-social in English
1
Lane joined in the anti-social behaviour; he became one of the gang.
2
He said the anti-social behaviour of boy racers is wasting police hours.
3
Those in the secondary sub-type are highly impulsive and display anti-social behaviour.
4
The anti-social teenager is no longer the poster child for video gaming.
5
It's rare to spot a Caracal because they are so actively anti-social.
6
Property, by its despotism and encroachments, soon proves itself oppressive and anti-social.
7
But monopoly, like competition, becomes anti-social and disastrous: how does this happen?
8
However anti-social tenants were protected to the detriment of law-abiding citizens, he said.
9
The tube is, by far, the most anti-social mode of transport yet invented.
10
This is not the first time I have come across this anti-social behaviour.
11
Other concerns include exposure to unsuitable people, such as paedophiles, and anti-social material.
12
It is too obviously irrational and anti-social to pass muster in modern costume.
13
The council have plenty of other powers to target anti-social behaviour.
14
So now social gamers can mingle with all the anti-social ones.
15
I wondered if I was perhaps anti-social, or maybe even flawed.
16
Most of these anti-social ways are not condemned by the law.
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Anti-social through the time
Anti-social across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Rare