hostilize Antonyms
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Meaning of hostilize
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hostilize (v. t.)
To make hostile; to cause to become an enemy.
hostilize Sentence Examples
- The hostile rhetoric of the leader further hostilized the already tense situation.
- The new policy hostilized the minority group, leading to increased discrimination.
- The hostile environment made it difficult for the employee to perform their job effectively.
- The government's actions hostilized its neighbor, escalating tensions in the region.
- The contentious debate hostilized the discussion, making it impossible to reach a compromise.
- The hostile takeover attempt created a hostile atmosphere within the company.
- The hostile witness's testimony further hostilized the trial proceedings.
- The school's hostile culture fostered aggression and bullying among the students.
- The hostile landlord refused to repair the property, hostilizing the tenant's living conditions.
- The hostile critic's review hostilized the author, driving a wedge between them.
FAQs About the word hostilize
To make hostile; to cause to become an enemy.
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The hostile rhetoric of the leader further hostilized the already tense situation.
The new policy hostilized the minority group, leading to increased discrimination.
The hostile environment made it difficult for the employee to perform their job effectively.
The government's actions hostilized its neighbor, escalating tensions in the region.
