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antiliquor

antiliquor adjective: opposing the drinking of alcoholic liquor.

Adjective

antiliquor (comparative more antiliquor, superlative most antiliquor)

  1. Opposing the drinking of alcoholic liquor.
    • As an antiliquor tract, temperance literature was meant, scripturelike, to show drunkards their sinful ways and to lead them to a life of sobriety which would herald financial and social prosperity.1997, David S. Reynolds, Debra J. Rosenthal, The Serpent in the Cup: Temperance in American Literature, page 4

Forms of antiliquor

comparativemore antiliquor
superlativemost antiliquor

Origin of antiliquor

From anti- + liquor.

Questions about antiliquor

What does antiliquor mean?
Antiliquor means opposing the drinking of alcoholic liquor.
What part of speech is antiliquor?
Antiliquor is an adjective.

Words near antiliquor in the dictionary

  1. antilipopolysaccharide
  2. antilipos
  3. antilipotoxic
  4. antilipotropic
  5. antilipoxygenase
  6. antiliquor
  7. antilisterial
  8. antiliteracy
  9. antiliteral
  10. antiliteralism
  11. antiliterary

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