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asocial

[ey-soh-shuhl] / eɪˈsoʊ ʃəl /
ADJECTIVE
antisocial
Synonyms
STRONGEST
alienated introverted standoffish
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ascetic austere cold cynical eremetic hermitlike misanthropic reclusive remote reserved retiring solitary uncommunicative unfriendly unsociable withdrawn
Antonyms
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friendly fun-loving participating sociable
ADJECTIVE
thoughtless
Synonyms
STRONGEST
antisocial boorish impolite indiscreet insensitive reckless rude
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apathetic blind brash deaf discourteous egocentric hasty heedless hot-headed inattentive incautious indelicate indifferent listless madcap neglectful negligent primitive rash self-centered selfish sharp short tactless uncaring unceremonious unconcerned undiplomatic ungracious unheeding unkind unmindful unrefined
Antonyms
STRONGEST
mannerly polite refined sophisticated
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attentive considerate heeding kind mindful observant thinking thoughtful unselfish
ADJECTIVE
uncongenial
Synonyms
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disagreeable discordant discourteous incongruous inharmonious uncivil ungregarious unpleasant unsociable
Antonyms
WEAK
congenial
ADJECTIVE
unthoughtful
Synonyms
WEAK
antisocial apathetic blind boorish brash deaf discourteous disregardful egocentric hasty heedless hot-headed impolite inattentive incautious inconsiderate indelicate indifferent indiscreet insensitive listless madcap neglectful negligent primitive rash reckless rude self-centered selfish sharp short tactless uncaring unceremonious unconcerned undiplomatic ungracious unheeding unkind unmindful unrefined unthinking

Example Sentences

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To think of the brain as an asocial or pre-social organ is thus deeply mistaken.

From Los Angeles Times • May 10, 2022

The inside of the body was intriguing but asocial.

From New York Times • May 10, 2022

This part of the book is a bit technical, but the bottom line is that an imbalance in cellular activity could play a role in the asocial behaviors associated with autism.

From Salon • Jul. 27, 2021

It’s clear that they both need to move on from their asocial tendencies for healthier relationships.

From Slate • Feb. 24, 2020

It is in accordance with this that a neurosis should make its victim asocial and should remove him from the usual group formations.

From Group Psychology and The Analysis of The Ego by Freud, Sigmund