Meanings of so antagonistic in English

Recent scholarship, though, suggests that the rift was not quite so antagonistic.

I suppose it was wrong to feel so antagonistic towards the Bedfords.

I couldn't understand why Lata was being so antagonistic toward Sowmya.

Is its beauty really so antagonistic to that of your civilization?

Why he had grown so antagonistic afterward was beyond her.

No wonder Shumate was so antagonistic.

But are they so antagonistic?

I looked upon the stranger's face with a sense of danger, so antagonistic to my previous tranquillity that I felt humiliated.

All these denominations which have stood apart so long, whose theology has been so antagonistic, are now merging into one Church.

Some have argued that they weren't quite so antagonistic to one another as people say, but there was certainly a rivalry there.

The chair of 100 Percent Pure Taranaki, Chris Wilkes, said he did not think anyone from his group would be so antagonistic.

Perhaps history does not record another such outrageous and infamous act, and one so antagonistic to every principle of right and justice.

A few weeks before the war began Prof. Schucking expressed regret that Germany-thatis, the German Government-shouldbe so antagonistic to international spirit.

Between those two beings so dissimilar, so antagonistic, she stood with mute heart wondering and angry at the fact of her own existence.

His heart was not so antagonistic as his nature, and by degrees, owing to a proper mixture of discipline and cajolery, he imbibed.

A thing is impossible when it is composed of two ideas so antagonistic, that we can not think of them at the same time.