unantagonistically
English
editEtymology
editFrom unantagonistic + -ally.
Adverb
editunantagonistically (comparative more unantagonistically, superlative most unantagonistically)
- Without antagonism.
- 2000, Sangeta Ray, En-Gendering India:
- The mutiny marked a crucial shift in the colonial imagining of India as unantagonistically feminine.
- 2015, John McMurtry, Structure of Marx's World-View, page 26:
- In the “realm of freedom,” the “heads” and “hands” of all unite in thoroughly cooperative and unantagonistically integrated production. Here a social architect, everyone planning and acting.