antagonistic

The two men seemed to have known each other for some time, by name, and their relationship was antagonistic.

But in practice, the two approaches are often seen as antagonistic.

The residents have also become less antagonistic toward each other, he added.

The relationship between shelter and town was not always so antagonistic.

Her grey eyes were antagonistic as she looked at his face.

This sets up a very antagonistic relationship between the two men.

Types that were most antagonistic to one another on Earth.

He and Bishop had an antagonistic relationship in that time.

They advance antagonistic ideas about what art should do for and/or to society.

He was also quick to answer a rather antagonistic press without thinking of the consequences.

Instead the focus is on his "antagonistic relationship with the Canadian government" from 1869 to 1885.

She is likewise antagonistic toward him for having tried to touch her.

She didn't understand why he had suddenly become so antagonistic.

This is the first time a religion has been established by those who are antagonistic to it.

"Over the past 10 years, the central bank has been antagonistic against the government.

Also, contradictions do not have to develop into antagonistic ones.

That meant continuing exactly as she had been, antagonistic, but not too much.

I would like to be totally clear, even at the risk of appearing antagonistic.

"I am sure you all agree that the world has had enough of an antagonistic press.

I was aware that you would be antagonistic at the outset.

He's a man I admire, though our relationship has had its antagonistic moments over the years.

The critical response to both the books and exhibitions had often been antagonistic.

It is deep in conflict and antagonistic to the ingredients of a common, human life.

Brown has appeared in several video games, usually playing an antagonistic character.

Residents have reported an antagonistic relationship with the university accommodations office.