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antagonized
adjective as in angry
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Example Sentences
Cyprus and Greece, antagonized for decades by Turkey, were ideal candidates.
He lacked basic political skills, and his unforced errors and muddled messaging unnecessarily antagonized conservatives.
Throughout the 80s, he increasingly antagonized that faction.
Many women felt antagonized, and some demanded to know: where was the woman whose ultrasound footage this was?
Subsequent reports proved Georgia had antagonized its neighbor.
He had estranged all free-spirited men, and he had antagonized the church.
The moment a buyer shows bull-dozing methods, the seller is antagonized, and his object then is to soak the buyer.
If not knocked cold in the first onslaught he might become seriously antagonized toward Jeff.
Certainly the time comes, when the finite will should be antagonized, if need be, by the law of universal humanity.
Views so supported naturally gained a following; it was equally natural that so radical an innovation should be antagonized.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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