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ADJECTIVE

antagonistic, against

Synonyms

WEAK

against the grain allergic anti antipathetic antithetical antonymous at cross-purposes at odds averse battling clashing combating conflicting confronting contrary controverting counter crossing defending defensive denying disagreeing disputed disputing dissentient enemy exposing facing gainsaying hostile in opposition incompatible inimical irreconcilable objecting obstructive opposite protesting repelling restrictive rival up against warring

Antonyms

WEAK

aiding assisting compatible helping similar

ADJECTIVE

antagonistic

Synonyms

STRONGEST

anti antithetical averse disputed hostile inimical opposing

STRONG

battling clashing combating conflicting confronting controverting counter crossing defending denying disagreeing disputing exposing facing gainsaying objecting protesting repelling rival warring

WEAK

against allergic antipathetic antonymous at cross-purposes at odds contrary defensive dissentient enemy in opposition incompatible irreconcilable obstructive opposite restrictive up against

Antonyms

STRONGEST

friendly kind

WEAK

in favor of

Example Sentences

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However, since the housing sector is sensitive to interest rates, the government may be more opposed to a rate increase after seeing the weak results, some economists said.

From The Wall Street Journal • Nov. 17, 2025

Even more opposed protests during the opening ceremony or during competitions themselves.

From New York Times • Feb. 3, 2022

Black voters were considerably more opposed to this idea than white voters were.

From Slate • Oct. 17, 2021

Over the last few years, however, that plan repeatedly proved to be politically unfeasible: The companies that would have to pay more opposed it too strongly.

From Los Angeles Times • Dec. 1, 2017

But one scholar—an elderly wizard by the name of Zosimos—was vehemently opposed to the enmagickment of the child and was even more opposed to the continuing work.

From "The Girl Who Drank the Moon" by Kelly Barnhill