he is opposed|he be opposed in English

he is against, he objects, he stands against, he stands in oppositio

Use "he is opposed|he be opposed" in a sentence

1. He is stridently opposed to abortion.

2. He actively opposed slavery.

3. He opposed public medicare.

4. He is passionately opposed to racial discrimination.

5. He opposed himself to the scheme.

6. It appears to us that he is very opposed.

7. He was strongly opposed to the idea.

8. He states uncompromisingly that he is opposed to any practices which oppress animals.

9. He found himself opposed by his own deputy.

10. He struggled against those who opposed his plan.

11. He had opposed George's entry right at the beginning.

12. He opposed the proposal to build a new hall.

13. He had opposed Jim's entry right at the beginning.

14. He reacted testily to reports that he'd opposed military involvement.

15. 24 He had opposed George's entry right at the beginning.

16. 27 He had opposed Jim's entry right at the beginning.

17. He brought it up several times, but Cindy was adamantly opposed.

18. He was like the exclusionists who opposed the opening of Japan.

19. He complained that he was being "stigmatized" as a preservationist—someone opposed to legal hunting.

20. He vociferously opposed the state of emergency imposed by the government.

21. Bai Yansong, anchorman with China Central Television , said he opposed the boycott.

22. He was opposed by several candidates, all of the new Whig Party.

23. He resisted Nazism with the same determination he opposed the Communist regimes of the Eastern bloc.

24. Therefore, she opposed marriage for money, is opposed to the marriage as child's play.

25. As verbs the difference between Apposed and opposed is that Apposed is (appose) while opposed is (oppose)