Meanings
comparative more antitennis · superlative most antitennis
- rareRare form of anti-tennis.
The tennis coach, Allie Ritzenberg, was sent to Port au Prince, Haiti, by the State Department, and he came in for considerable congressional attention. / Rep. John J. Rooney (D-NY) led the antitennis bloc.
1957 April 22, Arthur Edson, “Probing Congressmen Cover Much Territory”, in The Cumberland News, volume 19, number 163, Cumberland, Md., page 31 more example
Nancy, the next important woman in Martina's life, would say irately that Rita Mae wanted Martina to give up tennis and become an architect or a lawyer. Although Rita Mae denies that she suggested any specific career, she does admit there was an antitennis impetus.
1995, Adrianne Blue, “An Affair to Remember”, in Martina: The Lives and Times of Martina Navratilova, New York, NY: Carol Publishing Group, →ISBN, page 93
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