antiservice

English

Etymology

From anti- +‎ service.

Adjective

antiservice (comparative more antiservice, superlative most antiservice)

1. Opposing the military services.
   • 1968, Gerald Cullinan, The Post Office Department, page 141:

     In subsequent years, these recruits rose to positions that enabled them to hold the postal service together despite the antiservice policies of many postal managers.

Anagrams

• inviscerate