The word "antagonists" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to two or more characters, people, or groups that are in opposition to one another. Example sentence: The two protagonists were faced with various antagonists in their journey to save the kingdom.
But most of these studies were qualitative, based on a dozen books, and focused primarily on high-level content – the personalities of protagonists and antagonists and the plots.
You'll also learn how to produce cognitively addictive plots and how to design credible antagonists.
"It is absolutely ingrained in the culture of these organisations and Mr Jenkins' antagonists at [the investment bank] in the US, having been schooled in the rough, tough world of Lehman Brothers, will be master exponents of the art form," Pickering wrote in the Financial Times.
Both our antagonists and our friends in Afghanistan rely on BBC World Service to find out what is going on.
Thus began the great squabble.The main antagonists are English Heritage and the National Trust.
Worse, one of Mr Wahid's main antagonists, Amien Rais, the speaker of the MPR, is a former head of another mass Muslim organisation, Muhammadiyah.So it is understandable that foreign embassies in Jakarta have made contingency plans to evacuate their nationals and that many members of Indonesia's small but disproportionately wealthy ethnic-Chinese minority have already packed their bags.
Known for martinis, Bond girls, apocalyptic antagonists and heavy innuendo, Bond has schmoozed, boozed and bruised his way through women and villains alike.
But despite a huge effort on the part of his antagonists to make Mr Blair appear crass and his immediate circle of advisers a bunch of liars, it is doubtful whether anybody beyond the people who were involved can remember the first thing about it.
Typically, such episodes end with burned churches, mass arrests and a government-imposed "reconciliation" that leaves Muslim antagonists unpunished.
I argued back, from day to day better informed than my antagonists concerning their own knowledge...The contempt for the intelligentsia and the mainstream press is familiar.More than any theoretical literature, my daily reading of the Social Democratic press enabled me to study the inner nature of these thought-processes.
Whereas Keynes feared shortfalls in investment spending, his intellectual antagonists worried about misallocations of that spending.
