adversarial (Meaning)

adversarial

involving two people or two sides who oppose each other, of, relating to, or characteristic of an adversary or adversary procedures

The adversarial legal system is designed to create a fair and impartial process for resolving disputes.
The adversarial nature of political discourse in recent years has led to a divisive and unproductive atmosphere.
The team's aggressive and adversarial tactics proved ineffective in securing the desired outcome.
The company's decision to pursue an adversarial approach to negotiations alienated potential investors.
The adversarial relationship between Russia and the West has hindered diplomatic efforts and escalated tensions.
The adversarial environment of social media encourages echo chambers and reinforces biases.
The adversarial role of the prosecutor is essential in ensuring that justice is served in criminal trials.
The adversarial relationship between scientists and policymakers has hindered progress on climate change mitigation.
The adversarial approach to diplomacy can lead to missed opportunities and heightened conflict.
The adversarial tone of the debate obscured the underlying arguments and prevented a meaningful discussion.

involving two people or two sides who oppose each other, of, relating to, or characteristic of an adversary or adversary procedures

hostile, negative, combative, unfriendly, adverse, antipathetic,antagonistic, unfavorable, conflicting, opposed

amicable,sympathetic, amiable, social, warm, pleasant, hospitable, friendly, cordial, convivial

The adversarial legal system is designed to create a fair and impartial process for resolving disputes.

The adversarial nature of political discourse in recent years has led to a divisive and unproductive atmosphere.

The team's aggressive and adversarial tactics proved ineffective in securing the desired outcome.

The company's decision to pursue an adversarial approach to negotiations alienated potential investors.