14 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Antagonize' in a Sentence
"To cause hostility or unfriendliness; to make someone an enemy or opponent." more
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The persistent criticism had been antagonizing the team members for weeks.
The construction noise will have been antagonizing the library patrons throughout the week.
The persistent criticism from the coach has been antagonizing the players throughout the season.
The continuous disruptions had been antagonizing the flow of the meeting.
The strict rules will have been antagonizing the rebellious students all semester.
The strict rules in the classroom are designed not to antagonize but to maintain discipline.
Interrupting others can will antagonize your friends.
He will have been antagonizing his coworkers with constant criticism.
Over the years, his abrasive leadership style will have antagonized even the most loyal employees.
The constant barking of the neighbor's dog is antagonizing the entire neighborhood.
The strict rules had antagonized students, leading to protests on campus.
His critical remarks about the team's performance served to antagonize the players.
The repetitive honking of horns is antagonizing drivers stuck in the traffic jam.
They have been antagonizing their neighbors with loud parties every weekend.
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