anti-lockdown
anti-lockdown adjective: opposing lockdown (confinement as security measure).
Adjective
anti-lockdown (comparative more anti-lockdown, superlative most anti-lockdown)
- Opposing lockdown (confinement as security measure).
- The prime minister and home secretary have condemned an incident in which a senior BBC journalist was angrily confronted and pursued by anti-lockdown protesters as “disgraceful” and “appalling”.2021 June 15, Ben Quinn, “Boris Johnson condemns anti-lockdown protesters’ treatment of BBC’s Nick Watt”, in The Guardian
- Antonyms:
- prolockdown
Antonyms of anti-lockdown
Forms of anti-lockdown
| comparative | more anti-lockdown |
|---|---|
| superlative | most anti-lockdown |
| alternative form | antilockdown |
Origin of anti-lockdown
From anti- + lockdown.
Questions about anti-lockdown
- What does anti-lockdown mean?
- Anti-lockdown means opposing lockdown (confinement as security measure).
- What part of speech is anti-lockdown?
- Anti-lockdown is an adjective.
Words near anti-lockdown in the dictionary
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