antagonistic

[æn.tægə'nistik]

adj.对抗性的, 敌对的

词形变化

形容词: antagonistic | 副词: antagonistically |

词义辨析

同义:

a.反对的, 矛盾的

opposing  opposed  adverse  oppugnant  repugnant  thwarting  rival  rivalling  contrary  contradictory  incongruous  incompatible

a.敌意的, 不友好的

hostile  antipathetic  inimical  unfriendly  

同义参见:

contentious  competitive  combative  resistant  opposite  offensive  destructive  clashing  militant  alienated  

英英释义

形容词 antagonistic:

indicating opposition or resistance

同义词：counter

characterized by antagonism or antipathy

同义词：antipathetic, antipathetical

arousing animosity or hostility

used especially of drugs or muscles that counteract or neutralize each other's effect

同义词：incompatible

incapable of harmonious association

补充

antagonisticantagonistic[ænˌtæɡəˈnistik]adj.1.敌对的; 对抗性的He is always antagonistic towards new ideas.他对新思想总是持反对态度。

例句

1. his openly antagonistic attitude towards his former employer他对前任雇主公然敌对的态度 2. I felt that he was cold and antagonistic.我觉得他冷淡且有敌意。 3. Many of them are equally antagonistic towards the President.他们中很多人都对总统怀有敌意。 4. All the women I interviewed were aggressively antagonistic to the idea.我采访过的所有女性都强烈反对这个想法。 5. Innate immunity and acquired immunity are, to some extent, antagonistic.自身免疫力和获得性免疫在一定程度上会相克。 6. he was antagonistic to the government's reforms.他对政府的改革持对抗态度。 7. an antagonistic group of bystanders.一群持敌意态度的旁观者。 8. They found it impossible to deal with such antagonistic groups.他们发现无法应付这些充满敌意的群体。 9. "Many people are antagonistic [=opposed, hostile] to the idea of making major changes to the building."许多人反对对这座建筑进行重大改动。 10. The two groups have always been antagonistic toward each other.这两个群体总是彼此对立。 11. She was antagonistic toward the media.她对媒体曾怀有敌意。 12. Many people reacted antagonistically to her comments.许多人对她的评论觉得反感。