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antisocial

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antisocial /an·ti·so·cial/ (-so´sh'l)
1. denoting behavior that violates the rights of others, societal mores, or the law.
2. denoting the specific personality traits seen in antisocial personality disorder.
an·ti·so·cial (nt-sshl, nt-)
adj.
Behaving in a manner that violates the social or legal norms of society.
anti·social·ly adv.


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Professor Homel also said that aggression and antisocial behaviour often occurs outside a party location, and that this area needs to be monitored by hosts as much as the party location itself.
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The year is 2076, and sixteen-year-old Bo Marsten suffers from the same lack of self-control that has landed his father and brother in jail for antisocial activities.
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