Definition: In Greek, "antagonise" means to oppose or contrast with. In English, this can also mean to make an antagonist, someone who opposes or contrasts with another person.
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Definition: In Greek, "antagonise" means to oppose or contrast with. In English, this can also mean to make an antagonist, someone who opposes or contrasts with another person.
Definition: The word "antagonised" has a Hebrew origin meaning opposing or trying to oppose, reflecting the opposing forces within a situation. In English, it refers to opposing ideas or beliefs that are at odds with each other. The term typically describes situations where two opposing parties actively oppose each other and have no room for compromise or understanding of differing viewpoints.