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Definition of oppose
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of oppose is as below...
Oppose
(v. i.) To act
adversely
or in
opposition;
-- with
against
or to; as, a
servant
opposed
against
the act..
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But
::
But
(prep.,
adv. &
conj.)
The outer
apartment
or
kitchen
of a
two-roomed
house;
--
opposed
to ben, the inner
room..
Posteriority
::
Posteriority
(n.) The state of being later or
subsequent;
as,
posteriority
of time, or of an
event;
--
opposed
to
priority..
Proximal
::
Proximal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to that which is
proximal;
as, the
proximal
bones of a limb.
Opposed
to
distal..
Intercept
::
Intercept
(v. t.) To
obstruct
or
interrupt
the
progress
of; to stop; to
hinder
or
oppose;
as, to
intercept
the
current
of a
river..
Acronychal
::
Acronychal
(a.)
Rising
at
sunset
and
setting
at
sunrise,
as a star; --
opposed
to
cosmical..
Basylous
::
Basylous
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
having
the
nature
of, a
basyle;
electro-positive;
basic;
--
opposed
to
chlorous..
Solidity
::
Solidity
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
solid;
density;
consistency,
--
opposed
to
fluidity;
compactness;
fullness
of
matter,
--
opposed
to
openness
or
hollowness;
strength;
soundness,
--
opposed
to
weakness
or
instability;
the
primary
quality
or
affection
of
matter
by which its
particles
exclude
or
resist
all
others;
hardness;
massiveness..
Landsman
::
Landsman
(n.) One who lives on the land; --
opposed
to
seaman.
Concrete
::
Concrete
(a.)
Standing
for an
object
as it
exists
in
nature,
invested
with all its
qualities,
as
distinguished
from
standing
for an
attribute
of an
object;
--
opposed
to
abstract..
Protection
::
Protection
(n.) A
theory,
or a
policy,
of
protecting
the
producers
in a
country
from
foreign
competition
in the home
market
by the
imposition
of such
discriminating
duties
on goods of
foreign
production
as will
restrict
or
prevent
their
importation;
--
opposed
to free
trade..
Attack
::
Attack
(n.) The act of
attacking,
or
falling
on with force or
violence;
an
onset;
an
assault;
--
opposed
to
defense..
Progressionist
::
Progressionist
(n.) One who
maintains
the
doctrine
of
progression
in
organic
forms;
--
opposed
to
uniformitarian.
Antipapal
::
Antipapal
(a.)
Opposed
to the pope or to
popery.
Positively
::
Positively
(adv.)
In a
positive
manner;
absolutely;
really;
expressly;
with
certainty;
indubitably;
peremptorily;
dogmatically;
--
opposed
to
negatively.
Disjoint
::
Disjoint
(a.)
Disjointed;
unconnected;
--
opposed
to
conjoint.
Come
::
Come (n.) To move
hitherward;
to draw near; to
approach
the
speaker,
or some place or
person
indicated;
--
opposed
to go..
Nematogene
::
Nematogene
(n.) One of the
dimorphic
forms of the
species
of
Dicyemata,
which
produced
vermiform
embryos;
--
opposed
to
rhombogene..
Strive
::
Strive
(v. i.) To
struggle
in
opposition;
to be in
contention
or
dispute;
to
contend;
to
contest;
--
followed
by
against
or with
before
the
person
or thing
opposed;
as,
strive
against
temptation;
strive
for the
truth..
Allodial
::
Allodial
(a.)
Pertaining
to
allodium;
freehold;
free of rent or
service;
held
independent
of a lord
paramount;
--
opposed
to
feudal;
as,
allodial
lands;
allodial
system..
Danegelt
::
Danegelt
(n.) An
annual
tax
formerly
laid on the
English
nation
to buy off the
ravages
of
Danish
invaders,
or to
maintain
forces
to
oppose
them. It
afterward
became
a
permanent
tax,
raised
by an
assessment,
at first of one
shilling,
afterward
of two
shillings,
upon every hide of land
throughout
the
realm..
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