Oppose ( verb , verb )

(As a verb)

Oppose ( verb )

1. To be against or opposed to something, to take a contrary position or attitude.
2. To resist or fight against something.

Origin:

From the latin word "opponere" meaning "to set against".

Examples:

1. He opposed the new policy, arguing that it would have a negative impact on the company.
2. She opposed the idea, saying that it was not practical.
3. Many people opposed the war, and held protests and demonstrations against it.
4. The company will oppose the new regulations, arguing that they will be too costly to implement.
5. The player opposed the opposing team with all his strength and energy.

(As a verb)

Oppose ( verb )

1. To be against or opposed to something, to take a contrary position or attitude.
2. To resist or fight against something.

Origin:

From the latin word "opponere" meaning "to set against".

Examples:

1. He opposed the new policy, arguing that it would have a negative impact on the company.
2. She opposed the idea, saying that it was not practical.
3. Many people opposed the war, and held protests and demonstrations against it.
4. The company will oppose the new regulations, arguing that they will be too costly to implement.
5. The player opposed the opposing team with all his strength and energy.