Antisocialism is an economic system characterized by antisocial ownership of the means of production and uncooperative management of the economy. The antonym of socialism.
by JoelBond January 16, 2013
A period of time when the individuals cannot socialise due to the government regulations. It is connected to the lockdown and self-isolation. In the other words, people are being forced to be anti-social and stay at home or at work during the global pandemics. A time when there is no friends, culture or music allowed. The most popular fashion item would be a face mask.
by blu888 February 11, 2021
A person who is constantly alone by choice. This can also mean a person who is usually with one specified friend, usually sitting alone, away from the rest of the group.
Person 1: hey, instead of being here, lets go sit over there.
Person 2: why, no one is over there
Person 1: So? We can just sit and talk.
Person 2: I guess so, but that seems kind of boring and antisocial.
Person 1: oh well! those people are lame anyway.
Person 2: why, no one is over there
Person 1: So? We can just sit and talk.
Person 2: I guess so, but that seems kind of boring and antisocial.
Person 1: oh well! those people are lame anyway.
by lily right March 18, 2009
by Elizabeth Notte September 12, 2007
The Antisocials is the best band in the world!!! = )
by Sean January 21, 2004
The term can describe a broad array of possibilities:
1.) Someone who could easily be the life party... if you could just get them to come to it.
2.) Someone who came to the party, lived it up, and then wanted to get the heck alone.
3.) Someone who came to the party, got drained from the crowds, and then wanted to get the heck alone.
4.) Someone who can carry a conversation in a bucket, but prefers not to seek them out with others.
5.) Someone aware that they usually have fun around others but are happier ignoring that in favor of just being alone.
6.) Someone who is probably glad those get-together plans got the heck cancelled.
Antisocial extroverts may prefer small groups of friends and/or family over larger groups, supposing they prefer some people. Though probably capable of making and elaborating upon small talk, they may hate it. They may feel a pointlessness to social gatherings unless they can somehow "fit in" meaningfully, such as having a role (cooking, entertaining, etc). If not, they most likely feel an outright pointlessness to social gatherings.
1.) Someone who could easily be the life party... if you could just get them to come to it.
2.) Someone who came to the party, lived it up, and then wanted to get the heck alone.
3.) Someone who came to the party, got drained from the crowds, and then wanted to get the heck alone.
4.) Someone who can carry a conversation in a bucket, but prefers not to seek them out with others.
5.) Someone aware that they usually have fun around others but are happier ignoring that in favor of just being alone.
6.) Someone who is probably glad those get-together plans got the heck cancelled.
Antisocial extroverts may prefer small groups of friends and/or family over larger groups, supposing they prefer some people. Though probably capable of making and elaborating upon small talk, they may hate it. They may feel a pointlessness to social gatherings unless they can somehow "fit in" meaningfully, such as having a role (cooking, entertaining, etc). If not, they most likely feel an outright pointlessness to social gatherings.
Zach: "Joe is such an antisocial extrovert, there's no way he'll come to the party"
Jess: "Let's kidnap him and make me remember he has fun around people"
Zach: "Ok cool"
Jess: "Let's kidnap him and make me remember he has fun around people"
Zach: "Ok cool"
by Werewoof January 1, 2018
(1) The act of opting to center one's attention on a computer, PDA, phone, or alternative source of digital media while in the company of others resulting in self-exclusionary behaviors
(2) Ineffective and inefficient multi-tasking, resulting in an unequal division of ones attention among one's company and gadgetry
(3) Self-imposed isolation resulting from an inability to detach oneself from ubiquitous digital temptations
(2) Ineffective and inefficient multi-tasking, resulting in an unequal division of ones attention among one's company and gadgetry
(3) Self-imposed isolation resulting from an inability to detach oneself from ubiquitous digital temptations
Rather than spending time engaging in conversation with the rest of the family, Sigmund sat in the corner playing solitaire on his laptop. He continued to do so, until his antisocial computing was interrupted by an incoming text message he proceeded to read aloud, derailing the ongoing discussion from the sidelines...
by Han-Solo May 18, 2010