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direct antagonist

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direct antagonist
Etymology: L, diregere, to direct; Gk, antagonisma, struggle
one of a pair or a group of muscles that pull in opposite directions, whose combined action prevents the part from moving.


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No murderer died by law disaster But they took off his sconce in plaster; For thereon they could show depending, "The head and front of his offending:" How that his philanthropic bump Was mastered by a baser lump; For every bump (these wags insist) Has its direct antagonist.
 
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