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antirelationship

antirelationship adjective: opposing romantic relationships.

Adjective

antirelationship (comparative more antirelationship, superlative most antirelationship)

  1. Opposing romantic relationships.
    • That's why I'm antirelationship. 'Cause guys tend to be clingy.2007, Bill Kramer, Unexpected Grace: Stories of Faith, Science, and Altruism, page 87
    • Our drive for power is thus primarily antirelationship. It is suspicious of all authentic, loving relationships because other people may challenge us or be unwilling to let us be in control.2011, Craig Nakken, Finding Your Moral Compass, page 40

Forms of antirelationship

comparativemore antirelationship
superlativemost antirelationship

Origin of antirelationship

From anti- + relationship.

Questions about antirelationship

What does antirelationship mean?
Antirelationship means opposing romantic relationships.
What part of speech is antirelationship?
Antirelationship is an adjective.

Words near antirelationship in the dictionary

  1. antiregular
  2. antiregulation
  3. antiregulatory
  4. antirehabilitation
  5. antirejection
  6. antirelationship
  7. antirelativism
  8. antirelativistic
  9. antirelaxation
  10. antirelief
  11. antireligion

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