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Definition of oppose
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Oppose
(v. i.) To be set
opposite.
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Inspire
::
Inspire
(v. t.) To draw in by the
operation
of
breathing;
to
inhale;
--
opposed
to
expire.
Anatropous
::
Anatropous
(a.)
Having
the ovule
inverted
at an early
period
in its
development,
so that the
chalaza
is as the
apparent
apex; --
opposed
to
orthotropous..
Endoparasite
::
Endoparasite
(n.) Any
parasite
which lives in the
internal
organs
of an
animal,
as the
tapeworms,
Trichina,
etc.; --
opposed
to
ectoparasite.
See
Entozoon..
Civil
::
Civil (a.)
Having
the
manners
of one
dwelling
in a city, as
opposed
to those of
savages
or
rustics;
polite;
courteous;
complaisant;
affable..
Active
::
Active
(a.) Given to
action
rather
than
contemplation;
practical;
operative;
--
opposed
to
speculative
or
theoretical;
as, an
active
rather
than a
speculative
statesman..
Escarp
::
Escarp
(n.) The side of the ditch next the
parapet;
-- same as
scarp,
and
opposed
to
counterscarp..
Noumenal
::
Noumenal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
noumenon;
real; --
opposed
to
phenomenal.
End
::
End (n.) The
extreme
or last point or part of any
material
thing
considered
lengthwise
(the
extremity
of
breadth
being
side);
hence,
extremity,
in
general;
the
concluding
part;
termination;
close;
limit;
as, the end of a
field,
line, pole, road; the end of a year, of a
discourse;
put an end to pain; --
opposed
to
beginning,
when used of
anything
having
a first
part..
Inspired
::
Inspired
(a.)
Communicated
or given as by
supernatural
or
divine
inspiration;
having
divine
authority;
hence,
sacred,
holy; --
opposed
to
uninspired,
profane,
or
secular;
as, the
inspired
writings,
that is, the
Scriptures..
Solifidian
::
Solifidian
(n.) One who
maintains
that faith
alone,
without
works,
is
sufficient
for
justification;
--
opposed
to
nullifidian..
Rash
::
Rash
(superl.)
Esp.,
overhasty
in
counsel
or
action;
precipitate;
resolving
or
entering
on a
project
or
measure
without
due
deliberation
and
caution;
opposed
to
prudent;
said of
persons;
as, a rash
statesman
or
commander..
Subalternating
::
Subalternate
(n.) A
particular
proposition,
as
opposed
to a
universal
one. See
Subaltern,
2..
Ill
::
Ill (a.)
Contrary
to good, in a
physical
sense;
contrary
or
opposed
to
advantage,
happiness,
etc.; bad; evil;
unfortunate;
disagreeable;
unfavorable..
Blackmail
::
Blackmail
(n.) Black rent, or rent paid in corn,
flesh,
or the
lowest
coin, a
opposed
to white rent, which paid in
silver..
Oppose
::
Oppose
(n.) To put in
opposition,
with a view to
counterbalance
or
countervail;
to set
against;
to offer
antagonistically..
Outwit
::
Outwit
(n.) The
faculty
of
acquiring
wisdom
by
observation
and
experience,
or the
wisdom
so
acquired;
--
opposed
to
inwit..
Catadromous
::
Catadromous
(a.)
Having
the
lowest
inferior
segment
of a pinna
nearer
the
rachis
than the
lowest
superior
one; -- said of a mode of
branching
in
ferns,
and
opposed
to
anadromous..
Sharp
::
Sharp
(superl.)
So high as to be out of tune, or above true
pitch;
as, the tone is
sharp;
that
instrument
is
sharp.
Opposed
in all these
senses
to
flat..
Positive
::
Positive
(a.)
Hence,
basic;
metallic;
not acid; --
opposed
to
negative,
and said of
metals,
bases,
and basic
radicals..
Philanthropy
::
Philanthropy
(n.) Love to
mankind;
benevolence
toward
the whole human
family;
universal
good will;
desire
and
readiness
to do good to all men; --
opposed
to
misanthropy.
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