opposition in English

noun

1

resistance or dissent, expressed in action or argument.

there was considerable opposition to the proposal

synonyms: resistance, hostility, antagonism, enmity, antipathy, objection, dissent, disapproval, criticism, demurral, defiance, noncompliance, obstruction

noun

resistance, hostility, antagonism, enmity, antipathy, objection, dissent, disapproval, criticism, demurral, defiance, noncompliance, obstruction
opponents, opposing side, other side, other team, competition, opposers, rivals, adversaries, enemies, foes
conflict, clash, disparity, antithesis, polarity
opposite, opponent
foe, enemy, foeman
resistance
confrontation
oppositeness

Use "opposition" in a sentence

1. Enduring Strong Opposition

2. Anticlericalism opposition, especially political opposition, to the power and influence of the church.

3. Opposition From Religious Authorities

4. Opposition From Envious Neighbors

5. The opposition was unbeatable.

6. We pulverized the opposition.

7. Facing Contempt and Opposition

8. Opposition came primarily from students.

9. They ruthlessly smother all opposition.

10. “Growing and Prevailing” Despite Opposition

11. • when facing apathy or opposition?

12. This resulted in immediate opposition.

13. OPPOSITION SEVERELY CRITICISES Cab PASSAGE

14. His friendliness disarmed all opposition.

15. 6 We pulverized the opposition.

16. Aversion means opposition or repugnance

17. Chechnya has no opposition media

18. Meanwhile, the opposition looks groggy.

19. They could simply steamroller all opposition.

20. Fearless in the Face of Opposition

21. They went ahead, public opposition notwithstanding.

22. She coalesced opposition to land mines.

23. Opposition may bring shame and disgrace.

24. Should ridicule or opposition discourage us?

25. He laughs at their futile opposition.

26. She publicly condemned the opposition leader.

27. Would democracy galvanize opposition to reforms?

28. The government imprisoned all opposition leaders.

29. 3 Stewart completely pulverized the opposition.

30. The senator declaimed against the opposition.

31. Antitheism Meaning: "opposition to theism; opposition to belief in God or gods," 1788; see anti- + theism

32. Antitheism is active opposition to theism

33. Expressing antithesis or opposition: the Adversative …

34. No opposition could halt the work.

35. Opposition inspired us to further efforts.

36. His speech brought scathing opposition responses.

37. Opposition to the government melted away.

38. The opposition has adopted a more Confrontational …

39. This kind of opposition is called Contrariety

40. Their opposition stems from fear and ignorance.

41. The dictator represses all opposition as illegal.

42. Their persuasion has worn down her opposition.

43. They had to dispose of the opposition.

44. 3 She publicly condemned the opposition leader.

45. You must not blot out all opposition.

46. Will you keep on preaching despite opposition?

47. Her father's opposition remained only their obstacle.

48. The plan has met with strenuous opposition.

49. These proposals met opposition from the clergy.

50. As the message spread, so did opposition.