The phrase "antagonistic about" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone's behavior or attitude towards something in a hostile or confrontational manner. Example: The boss was antagonistic about the new company policy, loudly expressing his disapproval during the staff meeting.
"He's never said anything antagonistic about Muslims," Mr. Browne said.
"I think there's something antagonistic about bedroom pop," agrees R&B-tinged electronic pop musician Shura.
Mr. Browne told The A.P. that the sergeant's family said he had "never said anything antagonistic about Muslims".
The full company was dressed in drab combat-fatigue costumes — a nod, perhaps, to the front-lines battle that AIDS was twenty-five yeago ago — but there was little that was martial or antagonistic about the work.
As a writer of science fiction — a label he tried strenuously to shed, not wanting his books to be shelved in the genre ghetto — he was curiously blasé, even antagonistic, about the moon landing on July 20 , 1969
Why are they being so antagonistic about selling pre-owned games?
They advance antagonistic ideas about what art should do for and/or to society.
He is often the more strident critic, and prone to making antagonistic remarks about his fellow-doctors for their slowness to accept his findings.
Writers have rarely played, so as a coach you have antagonistic feelings about some guy writing up the story of the game who's never even attempted to play it.
How can you possibly justify two such antagonistic views about the same country?Maybe you regret the overly optimistic tone of the first cover and are trying to rectify it.
Earlier today, we speculated that billionaire Peter Thiel may have secretly financed a lawsuit to put Gawker Media out of business owing to a series of antagonistic stories about him written by Gawker's now defunct Valleywag site nearly a decade ago.
