English to Latin Meaning of antisocial - antisocial

Antisocial :

antisocial

adjective

sociabilem feritatem, societatis saluti obest, TACITURNUS, unum, Bohemicum

Antisocial :: antisocialAntisocially :: antisocially

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Definitions of antisocial in English

Adjective(1) shunning contact with others(2) hostile to or disruptive of normal standards of social behavior

Examples of antisocial in English

(1) We are targeting these youths using new powers given to us under the antisocial behaviour legislation.(2) Once they got a closer look at how scientists work, we thought, they might form more realistic impressions that would contradict traditional images of science as isolated and antisocial .(3) But it has made me really antisocial and isolated.(4) One resident, who did not want to be named, said there was growing concern among the community that the end of the zone and police curfew powers could lead to yet another summer of antisocial behaviour, continuing noise, and disturbance.(5) Although it might just seem like harmless fun to some young people, this behaviour is antisocial and genuinely intimidating to residents and we will not tolerate it.(6) Behaviour changes which might point to problems of this nature include spending a lot more time on the Internet than usual, becoming withdrawn and antisocial , or guarded and morose.(7) They may be withdrawn, mistrustful, aggressive, antisocial .(8) It really is okay to be introverted and antisocial for a couple weeks at a time, so don't feel pressured to be a social butterfly because of some arbitrary rule you've set for yourself.(9) Since its formation, membership has blossomed, while incidents of crime and antisocial behaviour on the estate - one of the city's largest residential areas - have dropped dramatically.(10) Either way issues including antisocial behaviour, community renewal, neighbourhood governance, local government and active citizenship needed addressing by a new, designated minister.(11) ├ö├ç├┐He seems to know his behaviour is antisocial and that it is abhorrent to other members of society,├ö├ç├û said Mrs Wood.(12) He had always done his best to keep himself to himself and had often taken criticism from others for being so antisocial and insular in the past.(13) This in turn helps society by reducing crime and antisocial behaviour.(14) The UK government's obsession with tackling antisocial behaviour is making society even more lonely and fragmented.(15) The dispersal orders have worked in other areas, resulting in a reduction of antisocial behaviour.(16) But is all of our time online turning us into antisocial hermits?

Related Phrases of antisocial

Related Phrases of antisocial

Synonyms

Adjective

1. sociopathic ::

sociopathic

2. unsociable ::

sociabilem feritatem

3. asocial ::

asocial

Antonyms

1. cordial ::

concordiamque

2. friendly ::

amicissimum

3. sociable ::

sociabile

4. social ::

socialis

5. warm ::

calidum

Different Forms

antisocial, antisocially

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