Modifies a noun

• behavior: Fifteen years ago, the term ' antisocial behavior ' was barely in use.

• behavior: But tackling antisocial behavior isn't just about getting tough.

• disorder: Antisocial personality disorder, for example, is more common in men, borderline personality disorder commoner in women.

• tenant: Landlords have an obligation to take steps against antisocial tenants who are ruining things for everyone else.

• order: An antisocial behavior order is in place against you or your proposed tenants.

• neighbor: These individuals suffered swift reprisals from antisocial neighbors after making complaints about them to the housing associations.

Modifying Another Word

• very: In view of the damage already being caused to allotments and private gardens members agreed this was actually a very antisocial thing to do.

• particularly: The car drivers were being particularly antisocial that day.

• extremely: To smell horrible and be in close contact with other people is extremely antisocial.

• clearly: Clearly antisocial behavior remains deeply damaging and distressing for those who suffer its effects.

• so: And apparently one was standing on his own because they were so antisocial to everyone else, imitating people when they laughed.

• only: To perpetuate racism and xenophobia through our media is not only antisocial and grossly irresponsible, it is well nigh criminal.

Used with adjective complement

• consider: These are also most likely to believe in a ` deliverance ' approach to anything considered antisocial.

• feel: Feeling antisocial, perhaps, and want to go somewhere far away from the tourist herd?