Antagonist or Anta
Learn why “antagonist” is correct and “anta” is incomplete.
anta
Incorrect spelling - “Anta” is an incomplete word and has no meaning.
"anta" is a common misspelling of "antagonist". Always use "antagonist" when referring to the correct word.
antagonist
Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.
“Antagonist” means an opponent or enemy, especially in a story.
Definition of antagonist
"antagonist": “Antagonist” means an opponent or enemy, especially in a story.
This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.
Synonyms for antagonist
- • opponent
- • enemy
Usage Examples
"Correct:" The antagonist drives the plot.
"Correct:" He played the antagonist.
"Correct:" Every hero needs an antagonist.
"Correct:" The antagonist was powerful.
"Incorrect:" He is the anta of the story.
Notes:
- • Full word required.
- • Used in literature.
- • Anta is not a word.
- • Common truncation error.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Correct word?
A: Antagonist.
Q: Is anta valid?
A: No.
Q: Used in?
A: Stories and psychology.
Q: Meaning?
A: Opponent.
Summary
Antagonist is correct and refers to an opponent or adversary. Anta is not a standard English word in this context and is incorrect.