be opposed

Frequency: 9.0150.5 per million words

To be in a state of disagreement or to be very different.

opposedVERB + opposed

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Examples (10)

  • They are opposed to any changes in the current policy.
  • The community was strongly opposed to the new development plans.
  • I am not opposed to the idea, but I have some concerns.
  • Our views are diametrically opposed on this issue.
  • She is opposed to violence in all its forms.
  • Many citizens were opposed to the tax increase proposed by the government.
  • He has been opposed to the project from the very beginning.
  • These two concepts are opposed in nature and cannot coexist.
  • The committee is opposed to making hasty decisions without proper consultation.
  • Even after the debate, they remained opposed to each other's proposals.