antiheroine

 [an-tee-her-oh-in, an-tahy-]  

an·ti·her·o·ine

   [an-tee-her-oh-in, an-tahy-]
noun
a female protagonist, as in a novel or play, whose attitudes and behavior are not typical of a conventional heroine.
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Origin:
1905–10; anti- + heroine
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