Antagonist
Antagonist noun - One that is hostile toward another.
Bit and antagonist are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Bit" instead a noun "Antagonist".
Bit
Bit noun - A very small piece.
Antagonist and bit are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Antagonist" instead a noun "Bit".
Nearby Word: bite
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
| old | old antagonist | old bit |
| good | good antagonist | good bit |
| particular | particular antagonist | particular bit |
| common | common antagonist | common bit |
| Other adjectives: single, popular, actual, real, big, great, evil, interesting, important, major, possible, final, minor, last, occasional, different, recurring, said. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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Might be pushing it a bit since the novel is about wolves, but the main character, the main antagonist, and the secondary antagonist are all females.
Source: Feminist Fantasy - In "The Karaoke Episode Part II", a newscast reports that the yen has taken a bit of a dive and goes to tycoon Richie McMillions for comment, who was a scripted antagonist in "Tin Putt".
Source: Western Animation / Kappa Mikey -
Children Who Chase Lost Voices is an interesting case as there's a lot of danger and quite a bit of fighting but lacks any central antagonist, instead having several brief possible ones, none of which truly qualify.
Source: No Antagonist
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