anticoffee
anticoffee adjective: opposing coffee (the drink).
Adjective
anticoffee (comparative more anticoffee, superlative most anticoffee)
- Opposing coffee (the drink).
- He further commented that "there is a day coming when there will be a campaign against coffee drinking, and it will assume the same importance as against alcohol." As he was wont to do, he delivered his anticoffee remarks at the invitation of the National Coffee Roaster's Association.2003, W. Steven Pray, A history of nonprescription product regulation, page 72
- In contrast, his essay on coffee offered no more than a rambling and trite presentation of the arguments against anticoffee legislation.2012, Robert Liberles, Jews Welcome Coffee: Tradition and Innovation in Early Modern Germany, page 32
Forms of anticoffee
| comparative | more anticoffee |
|---|---|
| superlative | most anticoffee |
Origin of anticoffee
From anti- + coffee.
Questions about anticoffee
- What does anticoffee mean?
- Anticoffee means opposing coffee (the drink).
- What part of speech is anticoffee?
- Anticoffee is an adjective.
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