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antitea (comparative more antitea, superlative most antitea)

1. Opposing tea (the drink).
   • 1980, Vance Oakley Packard, The hidden persuaders

     The continued, admiring gloating over this act of rebellion in American schoolrooms, he concluded, has over the centuries imbued young Americans with an antitea attitude.

   • 1989, Page Smith, A new age now begins: a people's history of the American Revolution

     Physicians, recruited to the antitea cause, stated that the drink weakened "the tone of the stomach, and therefore of the whole system, inducing' tremors and spasmodic affections."