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There is skepticism, if not antagonism, between the two groups.antagonism = hostility
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The essay is about the inherent antagonism of capitalism and socialism.antagonism = tension (between opposing ideas)
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I don't understand her antagonism toward me.antagonism = hostility
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Their long-standing antagonism kept university scientists free of contaminating industry ties, and whenever debate arose about technological matters, disinterested scientists were available to discuss the issues at the highest levels. (source)antagonism = hostility or opposition
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Ralph sighed, sensing the rising antagonism, understanding that this was how Jack felt as soon as he ceased to lead. (source)antagonism = hostility
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It made him the most visible and memorable person at every gathering, and cartoonists had fastened onto the theatricality of his white hair and big black mustache whenever they depicted local political antagonism. (source)
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Not many more, but enough to seed antagonism between the two groups.† (source)antagonism = hostility or opposition
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By our last year the early antagonisms were forgotten.† (source)
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Into Bastian's face flows an undercurrent of antagonism.† (source)
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It is as if suddenly a deep bond of common feeling existed between them in which their antagonisms could be forgotten.† (source)
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The antagonism between Lee Adler and Jim Williams had gained a new dimension because of Adler's close association with Spencer Lawton.† (source)
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They set aside one day at the very end of the year for all the companies to throw a beer party on the beach for a day of swimming and drinking, when the freshmen could challenge the upperclassmen to fights, thus allowing them to expend any unresolved frustrations and antagonisms of the year.† (source)
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After you've confided long enough in someone, he or she assumes the antagonism you might have just been trying out.† (source)
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The beginning of Benton's end—so strongly suggested already by the antagonisms he had aroused over Texas and Oregon—came on February 19, 1847.† (source)
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But there was no antagonism toward me now at all, just the Cullens and Bella.† (source)
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Though he had never talked business with her, she had known it to be a fraction of him that couldn't come out even, would carry forever beyond any decimal place she might name; her love, such as it had been, remaining incommensurate with his need to possess, to alter the land, to bring new skylines, personal antagonisms, growth rates into being.† (source)
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