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antipeople

antipeople adjective: opposed to the interests of the people. Also the plural of antiperson.

Adjective

antipeople (comparative more antipeople, superlative most antipeople)

  1. Opposed to the interests of the people
    • "They said that I had contacted foreign media and called me anti-China, antipeople and antiparty."2009 January 9, Edward Wong, “Police in China Halt Parents Seeking Investigation Into School Collapses”, in New York Times

Also used as

antipeople is also the plural of antiperson.

Forms of antipeople

comparativemore antipeople
superlativemost antipeople

Origin of antipeople

From anti- + people.

Questions about antipeople

What does antipeople mean?
Antipeople means opposed to the interests of the people.
What part of speech is antipeople?
Antipeople is an adjective.

Words near antipeople in the dictionary

  1. antipedobaptists
  2. antipedophile
  3. antipellagra
  4. antipellagric
  5. antipeonage
  6. antipeople
  7. antipeptide
  8. antipeptone
  9. antipeptones
  10. antipercolation
  11. antiperestroika

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