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antagonistic

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Adj — Showing active hostility or opposition.

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antagonistic relationship antagonistic attitude

Etymology

From antagonist plus the adjective suffix -ic.

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What does “antagonistic” mean?

The word “antagonistic” means showing active hostility or opposition. In plain terms, actively hostile or opposed to someone or something.

How do you pronounce “antagonistic”?

“Antagonistic” is pronounced an-tag-uh-NIHS-tihk (/ænˌtæɡ.əˈnɪs.tɪk/ in IPA).

How do you use “antagonistic” in a sentence?

Here is “antagonistic” used in a sentence: “He grew antagonistic toward anyone who questioned his plan.”

What part of speech is “antagonistic”?

“Antagonistic” is an adjective.

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