Antagonist and Equivalent

Antagonist

Antagonist noun - One that is hostile toward another.

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Equivalent and antagonist are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Equivalent" instead a noun "Antagonist".

Equivalent noun - One that is equal to another in status, achievement, or value.

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Antagonist and equivalent are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Antagonist" instead a noun "Equivalent".

human	human antagonist	human equivalent
good	good antagonist	good equivalent
female	female antagonist	female equivalent
common	common antagonist	common equivalent
Other adjectives: direct, future, actual, real, male, evil, villainous, demonic.

Also, Kara Milovy, whose equivalent was the antagonist of the original short story.

Source: Film / James Bond
Antagonistic Governor - A governor (or the universe's equivalent) that serves as an antagonist in the story.

Source: Stock Characters
Suicide by Cop: The antagonist in "Home Crowd Advantage" turns out to be trying to provoke Nightingale into a Wizard Duel so he can commit the magical equivalent of suicide by cop.

Source: Literature / Rivers of London

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