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| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | antagonize, counteract |
| Type of | move, act |
| Derivation | antagonism |
Examples of antagonise
antagonise
The old Iranian urge to antagonise friends and provoke enemies is far from dead.
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Mr Aliev managed to antagonise a number of young politicians and businessmen.
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Critics say the new nukes are not needed and will antagonise other countries.
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For now everybody is trying to pacify the storm-gods, not antagonise them.
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This is likely to antagonise the banks that currently dominate that market.
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And too much advertising, he said, can actually antagonise people further.
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Is that because you don't want to antagonise a large part of your wealthy readership?
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The Indigenous All Stars went out of their way last month to antagonise Waerea-Hargreaves.
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This will antagonise Tamils at large, and widen the gulf between them and the Sinhalese.
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- Antagonize: act in opposition to
- Antagonize: provoke the hostility of; "Don't antagonize your boss"
- Alternative spelling of antagonize
