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Definition of Antisocially
1. [adv]
Lexicographical Neighbors of Antisocially
Literary usage of Antisocially
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Management of Men: A Handbook on the Systematic Development of Morale by Edward Lyman Munson (1921)
"A third class is composed of men whose normal tendency is to do right, but who
may be highly emotional and thereby react antisocially to occasional severe ..."
2. The Psychic Factor: An Outline of Psychology by Charles Van Norden (1894)
"... tion makes it difficult or impossible to live in accordance with this standard,
and easy to risk the penalties of acting antisocially." 3. ..."
3. Turning the Tide: Crime, Community and Prevention by Jon Bright (1997)
"... researchers have found significant differences between schools in terms of
the proportion of their students who behave antisocially and offend.89 Some ..."
4. Planning for Alcohol & Other Drug Abuse Treatment for Adults in the Criminal edited by Sandra Clunies (1999)
"... acquire them—may behave antisocially. Offenders frequently do not share the
values of mainstream America, and efforts to change behaviors in this ..."
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