0 strongly disagreeing with someone or something -- wrogi
He's antagonistic towards critics.
1 antagonistic muscles pull against each other -- antagonistyczny
While this does not seem to refer exactly to multiple effects of single genes, antagonistic pleiotropic effects of many genes may well be involved.
It was a zero-sum conflict, which touched upon the policy cores of both antagonistic coalitions.
Our questionnaire responses from textually experienced subjects suggested a range of reactions to the visualisation, from very positive to quite antagonistic.
Presidents who identify with a limited state have more latitude to develop an antagonistic rhetorical strategy against the state that they so closely embody.
These selective antagonistic forces supposedly prevent the underlying genes from going to fixation, thus leading to a population of resistant individuals.
What is essential in all events is that the global design and the narrative trajectories establish a relationship, however dialectical or antagonistic, with the music.
The movement contained not only a strong undercurrent of anti-colonial feelings, but also antagonistic faction fighting for power within the local traditional and religious communities.
These publications reveal an antagonistic voice using classical allusion to articulate hostility to the engrossing of power.
