Pronunciation: /ˈæntiˌhɪroʊ/
noun a central character in a story, movie, or drama who lacks conventional heroic attributes
A1 The antihero in the movie was not your typical hero.
A2 The antihero's actions were questionable, but he had good intentions.
B1 The antihero's complex character made the story more interesting.
B2 The antihero's moral ambiguity challenged the audience's perception of right and wrong.
C1 The antihero's internal struggles and conflicting motivations added depth to the narrative.
C2 The antihero's journey from villain to reluctant hero was a central theme in the novel.
adjective describing characteristics of an antihero
A1 The antihero character in the movie was not very likable.
A2 The novel's protagonist was portrayed as an antihero, making the story more complex.
B1 The antihero's actions in the story challenged traditional notions of heroism.
B2 The antihero's moral ambiguity added depth to the plot.
C1 The antihero's internal struggles and conflicting motivations made him a compelling character.
C2 The antihero's complex personality and questionable morals forced the audience to question their own values.
formal The novel's protagonist is portrayed as an antihero, displaying morally ambiguous traits.
informal The main character in the movie is kind of an antihero, doing good things but in a questionable way.
slang That guy is like the ultimate antihero - he breaks all the rules but still gets the job done.
figurative In a world full of heroes, sometimes you need an antihero to shake things up and challenge the status quo.
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