antagonise — (v.) chiefly British English spelling of ANTAGONIZE (Cf. antagonize); see IZE (Cf. ize). Related: Antagonised; antagonising … Etymology dictionary
antagonise — (Brit.) v. cause to hate, make an enemy of; cause hostility, provoke antagonism; oppose, counteract (also antagonize) … English contemporary dictionary
antagonise — /ænˈtægənaɪz / (say an taguhnuyz) verb (t) (antagonised, antagonising) 1. to make hostile; make an antagonist of: *Ah, Alan, am I unfortunate in that I antagonise your friends, or are you unfortunate in your friends … ? –erle cox, 1925. 2.… …
antagonise — an|tag|on|ise [ æn tægə,naız ] a British spelling of antagonize … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
antagonise — [[t]æntæ̱gənaɪz[/t]] see antagonize … English dictionary
antagonise — an·tag·o·nise … English syllables
antagonise — UK [ænˈtæɡənaɪz] / US [ænˈtæɡəˌnaɪz] antagonize … English dictionary
antagonised — antagonise (Brit.) v. cause to hate, make an enemy of; cause hostility, provoke antagonism; oppose, counteract (also antagonize) … English contemporary dictionary
antagonises — antagonise (Brit.) v. cause to hate, make an enemy of; cause hostility, provoke antagonism; oppose, counteract (also antagonize) … English contemporary dictionary
antagonising — antagonise (Brit.) v. cause to hate, make an enemy of; cause hostility, provoke antagonism; oppose, counteract (also antagonize) … English contemporary dictionary
