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adversarial

adjective as in opposing

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"The current system is actually very adversarial. Our parents are increasingly tired and anxious and fed up of fighting… Staff sickness levels are really, really high at the moment," she says.

From BBC

The inquests, originally listed for six months, had ended up lasting for two years - in part because they became so adversarial.

From BBC

Ohio, for example, is considering a ban against "adversarial countries", but with stricter scope that could include green card holders as well.

From BBC

Despite its adversarial tone, the letter was hardly unwelcome.

From Salon

“It is disheartening, unfortunate, but perhaps not surprising that the board has chosen an adversarial course that the facts so clearly cannot support,” he said in a statement.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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