The properties of hybrid ferroelectric (FE) and antiFE (AFE) films integrated in a single capacitor stack is reported. The stack lamination (4 × 5 nm) or (2 × 10 nm) using an Alumina (Al₂O₃) interlayer, material type (Si-doped HfO₂ (HSO) and Zr doped HfO₂ (HZO)), precursor condition (TEMA-Hf and Hf/ZrCl₄), or dopant concentration (Si and Zr) are investigated for laminate stack properties. Optimized FE properties (higher 2P_r and a lower fraction of the monoclinic phase) are observed at (2 × 10 nm) laminates compared to a single 20 nm film thickness. The hybrid laminate stack as FE-FE, AFE-FE, DE-FE, or DE-AFE using (2 × 10 nm) based laminates are explored in terms of the output FE hysteresis (2P_r, 2E_c) and structural properties by X-ray diffraction. The hybrid AFE-FE stack shows the potential of tailoring the output FE hysteresis 2E_c by varying the fraction of the AFE phase. The hybrid AFE-FE stack is studied for the HSO and HZO materials at optimal FE content for the first laminate layer while varying the Si or Zr content to stabilize different degrees of an AFE phase in the second laminate layer. The superposition of the hybrid AFE-FE hysteresis shows a systematic 2E_c control. A model is developed to describe the tailored output FE hysteresis via the tuning of a hybrid AFE-FE stack. The role of stack lamination at hybrid-stabilized phases inside a single stack is explored with the aim for a controlled and optimized FE hysteresis shape toward a low power (2E_c) operation.