protagonist
Protagonist is to hero as antagonist is to contender
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pro⋅tag⋅o⋅nist
[proh-tag-uh-nist]–noun| 1. | the leading character, hero, or heroine of a drama or other literary work. |
Origin:
1665–75; <>prōtagōnist
s actor who plays the first part, lit., first combatant, equiv. to prôt(os) first + agōnists one who contends for a prize, combatant, actor. See PROTO-, ANTAGONIST _____________________________________________________
| Main Entry: | protagonist |
| Part of Speech: | noun |
| Definition: | person who takes the lead; central figure of narrative |
Synonyms: | central character, hero, idol, lead character, leader, mainstay, prime mover, principal, standard-bearer, warrior |
| opponent |
Antonyms: | antagonist
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Q.In comics who always comes and saves the day?
A. The protagonist |
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antagonist
| Entry: | antagonist |
| Part of Speech: | noun |
| Definition: | person causing problem |
Synonyms: | angries, bad person, bandit, contender, crip, enemy,opponent, opposer, opposite number, oppugnant, rival |
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Antonyms: | ally, protagonist, supporter
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an⋅tag⋅o⋅nist [an-tag-uh-nist]
person causing problem
Origin: 1590–1600; <>antagōnista <>antagōnists. See ANTAGONIZE, -IST
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Protagonist is to hero as antagonist is to contender
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"Yo Joe"
"Hey Billy Bob"
"Joe why do the antagonist always lose in the comics?"
"Why I don't know, but i think it's because they are fantasies."
"Oh Joe thank bro."
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denouement
de⋅noue⋅ment
[dey-noo-mant]–noun
| the final resolution of the intricacies of a plot, as of a drama or novel.
Origin: 1745–55; <>dénouer to untie, OF desnoer(des- de- + noer to knot <>nōdāre, deriv. of nōdus knot) + -ment -ment
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| Entry: | denouement | | Part of Speech: | noun | | Definition: | the end result | Synonyms:
| close,completion, conclusion ,climation, final curtain, finale, last act,resolution, windup
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Climax is to Peak as denouement is to end
