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Synonyms & Similar Words
resistant
contrary
against
hostile
antagonistic
adversary
opposed
averse
disinclined
unwilling
reluctant
hesitant
unfriendly
inimical
adversarial
anti
counter
contradictory
opposing
dissenting
objecting
protesting
disputing
arguing
conflicting
clashing
contrasting
divergent
disparate
disagreeing
disapproving
unsympathetic
uncooperative
obstructive
blocking
hindering
impeding
thwarting
opposing
resisting
combating
fighting
battling
contending
disputing
Meaning of Opposed
According to Merriam-Webster, "opposed" means being in a position of hostility or antagonism, or having or showing a strong and often angry feeling of disagreement or opposition.
Definitions
- * The Cambridge Dictionary defines "opposed" as having or expressing a strong feeling against something, or being in a position where you are against someone or something.
- * The Oxford Dictionary states that "opposed" means having or showing a strong and often angry feeling of disagreement or opposition, or being in a position of hostility or antagonism.
Example Uses
- The new policy was opposed by many employees who felt it would negatively impact their work-life balance.
- * The two candidates were opposed on almost every issue, making for a contentious debate.
- * She was opposed to the idea of moving to a new city, citing concerns about job security and cost of living.
- * The company was opposed to the merger, citing concerns about cultural fit and financial risk.
- * The community was opposed to the construction of a new highway, citing concerns about noise pollution and environmental impact.
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
supportive
favorable
approving
sympathetic
cooperative
willing
enthusiastic
agreeable
accommodating
friendly
helpful
assisting
aiding
backing
endorsing
supporting
promoting
encouraging
advocating
aligned
in favor
pro
for
consenting
acquiescent
complacent
complaisant
obliging
amenable
receptive
welcoming
approving
ratifying
sanctioning
allowing
permitting