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Meanings of antisocial in English
Hostile to or disruptive of normal standards of social behavior.
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Examples for "anti-social"
Examples for "anti-social"
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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.
1
Haunting is the most asocial thing they can do, it's their madness.
2
The asocial condition when first was thus alone in producing distinctly heterogeneous groups.
3
Salander was the most asocial human being he had ever met.
4
It has contributed much towards the taming of the asocial instincts.
5
When the social condition was first, this homogenizing effect spilled over to subsequent asocial conditions.
Usage of antisocial in English
1
She said police welcomed complaints from anyone affected by antisocial driving behaviour.
2
Seriously antisocial, of course, and somewhat sporadically homicidal, nothing wrong with that.
3
In a sea of antisocial coders, Young was more of a salesman.
4
Results show an association between physical child abuse and early antisocial behavior.
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Each year their anger and antisocial responses to others' emotions were observed.
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The 2002 Queen's Speech had had antisocial behaviour legislation at its heart.
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There was NHS Direct coming in and the first antisocial behaviour legislation.
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The consequence of this was felt also in crime and antisocial behaviour.
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Outdoor music events excel at both potential and very immediate antisocial behaviour.
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She's certainly unique, and she's the most antisocial person I've ever known.
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She's abnormally antisocial, but there is definitely nothing wrong with her intelligence.
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The latest in a series of antisocial moments since their arrival downstairs.
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It is as if being closer to others made us more antisocial.
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This is a social space, and butterfly is a very antisocial stroke.
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So, I guess I was saying I was a rusty, antisocial assassin.
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Whenever such an antisocial element sees a Muslim, he should be terrified.
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Antisocial across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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