Similar words: oppose, supposedly, opposition, suppose, proposed, opponent, opportunity, pose. Meaning: [ə'pəʊzd] 
adj. 1. in opposition to (a policy or attitude etc.) 2. being in opposition or having an opponent.
adj. 1. in opposition to (a policy or attitude etc.) 2. being in opposition or having an opponent. 
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31. We opposed the proposal but to no avail.
32. His parents are opposed to the match.
33. He is opposed by two other candidates.
34. She's opposed to religious education in schools.
35. Some Old Labour MPs opposed the government's welfare reforms.
36. The husband strongly opposed his wife's going there alone.
37. He found himself opposed by his own deputy.
38. Our previously opposed views are beginning to converge.
39. Only 18 percent of those surveyed opposed the idea.
40. He had opposed George's entry right at the beginning.
41. He had opposed Jim's entry right at the beginning.
42. The march was bitterly opposed by local residents.
43. He remained implacably opposed to Stalin's regime.
44. Britain is adamantly opposed to the new directive.
45. Public opinion was opposed to the war.
46. They remain directly opposed to these new plans.
47. What he said was totally opposed to facts.
48. I'm opposed to censorship in any shape or form.
49. The ban was initially opposed by the US.
50. Environmental lobby groups successfully opposed the plan.
51. She's opposed to abortion on principle.
52. This was a straight conflict of directly opposed aims.
53. They remain fiercely opposed to outside intervention.
54. I'm opposed to war in any shape or form.
55. My mother is opposed to the new plan.
56. The mayor is adamantly opposed to any tax increase.
57. The Treasury was opposed in principle to the proposals.
58. She is emphatically opposed to the proposals.
59. Many locals are strongly opposed to the development.
60. I am passionately opposed to the death penalty.
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