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Antagonist of or antagonist to
Which is the correct one? Or do the both of them each have different meaning?
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Antagonist of ; antagonistic to The antagonist of Othello is Iago. Iago is antagonistic to Othello's wellbeing.
- Antagonist of ; antagonistic to The antagonist of Othello is Iago.
- Iago is antagonistic to Othello's wellbeing.
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Antagonist of; antagonistic to
The antagonist of Othello is Iago.
Iago is antagonistic to Othello's wellbeing.
The antagonist of Othello is Iago.
Iago is antagonistic to Othello's wellbeing.
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