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antipolice

antipolice adjective: opposed to or prejudiced against the police.

Adjective

antipolice (comparative more antipolice, superlative most antipolice)

  1. Opposed to or prejudiced against the police.
    • It is increasingly apparent that the editors of your publications have an antipolice agenda.1991 July 26, Karen M. Lang, “Support Your Local Police”, in Chicago Reader
    Synonyms:
    counterpolice

Synonyms of antipolice

Forms of antipolice

comparativemore antipolice
superlativemost antipolice
alternative formanti-police

Origin of antipolice

From anti- + police.

Questions about antipolice

What does antipolice mean?
Antipolice means opposed to or prejudiced against the police.
What part of speech is antipolice?
Antipolice is an adjective.

Words near antipolice in the dictionary

  1. antipolaron
  2. antipolarons
  3. antipole
  4. antipoles
  5. antipoleward
  6. antipolice
  7. antipolicy
  8. antipolio
  9. antipoliomyelitic
  10. antipoliomyelitis
  11. antipolioviral

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