An-tăg'o-ny, n.
n. [Fr. antagonie, Gr. ἀνταγωνία, from ἀντί, against, and ἀγωνία, contest. See supra and AGONY.] Contest; opposition. [Obs.]
The incommunicable antagony that is between Christ and Belial. Milton.
n. [Fr. antagonie, Gr. ἀνταγωνία, from ἀντί, against, and ἀγωνία, contest. See supra and AGONY.] Contest; opposition. [Obs.]
The incommunicable antagony that is between Christ and Belial. Milton.