antagonized (Meaning)

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antagonized (imp. & p. p.)

of Antagonize

Despite her efforts to remain calm, she felt antagonized by the constant criticism from her peers.
The controversial article antagonized many readers, leading to a flurry of negative comments.
The employee was careful not to be antagonized by his demanding supervisor, maintaining professionalism in the workplace.
During the debate, the candidate was antagonized by aggressive questioning from the opposition.
The teenager felt antagonized by his classmates' teasing, leading to a sense of isolation.
The new policy unintentionally antagonized a significant portion of the workforce, causing unrest among employees.
The controversial decision by the management antagonized the union, leading to protests and negotiations.
Despite his best efforts, the athlete couldn't help but feel antagonized by the opposing team's taunts.
The social media post antagonized followers, leading to a heated online discussion.
In the face of adversity, she refused to be antagonized, maintaining a positive and composed demeanor.

of Antagonize

infuriated, enraged,angered,embittered, incensed, soured, envenomed, aggravated, estranged, disaffected

endeared, endeared, appeased, appeased,pacified, ingratiated, assuaged, pacified, placated, placated

Despite her efforts to remain calm, she felt antagonized by the constant criticism from her peers.

The controversial article antagonized many readers, leading to a flurry of negative comments.

The employee was careful not to be antagonized by his demanding supervisor, maintaining professionalism in the workplace.

During the debate, the candidate was antagonized by aggressive questioning from the opposition.