Past tense and past participle of antagonise; caused to become hostile or made into an opponent.
Regular past tense formation of antagonise using the suffix -ed, following standard British English patterns for verb conjugation.
In crime investigations and interpersonal conflicts, police and mediators look at who might have been 'antagonised' as the key to understanding motivations—acknowledging that people aren't born enemies!
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