antipork
antipork adjective: opposing the eating of pork.
Adjective
antipork (comparative more antipork, superlative most antipork)
- Opposing the eating of pork.
- Antipork propaganda is common in the Qur'an schools, where hocas inform frightened Turkish children that to partake of pork will make them akin to the German infidel and may result in their going to hell.2008, Ruth Mandel, Cosmopolitan Anxieties, page 269
Forms of antipork
| comparative | more antipork |
|---|---|
| superlative | most antipork |
Origin of antipork
From anti- + pork.
Questions about antipork
- What does antipork mean?
- Antipork means opposing the eating of pork.
- What part of speech is antipork?
- Antipork is an adjective.
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