antagonist in Norwegian
antagonist in Norwegian is Kjemisk — antagonist means the character in a story who stands in the way of the main character and drives the conflict.
antagonist in Norwegian
Kjemisk
(biochemistry) A chemical that binds to a receptor but does not produce a physiological response, blocking the action of other agonist chemicals, such as endogenous chemical messengers.
What does "antagonist" mean?
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noun The character in a story who stands in the way of the main character and drives the conflict.
"The antagonist is her own sister, which makes every scene harder."
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noun A person who actively opposes or fights against someone else.
"He relished his role as the government's chief antagonist."
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noun In medicine and biology, a substance that blocks the action of another, or a muscle that opposes the movement of another.
"The drug acts as an antagonist at the receptor, blocking the usual response."
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antagonist in a sentence
- The antagonist is her own sister, which makes every scene harder.
- A good antagonist believes they are the hero of the story.
- He relished his role as the government's chief antagonist.
- The two were antagonists long before the trial began.
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What is "antagonist" in Norwegian?
"antagonist" in Norwegian is Kjemisk. antagonist means: The character in a story who stands in the way of the main character and drives the conflict.
How do you use "antagonist" in a sentence?
Example: "The antagonist is her own sister, which makes every scene harder." In Norwegian, "antagonist" is Kjemisk.
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