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antagonistic

adjective as in opposing

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This was confirmed when Egypt traded in its limited success to come over to the American side, but Syria remained stubbornly antagonistic.

Ireland is the most antagonistic country to Israel in the Western world.

According to Nishimura, "These findings reveal that the same stem cell population can follow antagonistic fates -- exhaustion or expansion -- depending on the type of stress and microenvironmental signals."

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Danny and Lena, the show’s main characters, find themselves unofficial partners in the two episodes out for review, as they go from antagonistic to affectionate.

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They’ve been antagonistic, and it felt like a beautiful moment of female friendship and blossoming and this incredible Gaga song was just like the icing on the cake.

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