opposer (Meaning)
opposer (n)
someone who offers opposition
opposer (n.)
One who opposes; an opponent; an antagonist; an adversary.
Synonyms & Antonyms of opposer
opposer Sentence Examples
- The opposer's unwavering resistance made it challenging to progress the project.
- Despite facing strong opposition, the leader remained steadfast in their belief.
- The opposer's arguments were well-articulated and posed a significant challenge to the proposal.
- The opposer's presence served as a constant reminder of the potential obstacles ahead.
- The opposer's relentless criticism eroded support for the initiative.
- The opposer's hidden agenda emerged during the heated debate.
- The opposer's ulterior motives were exposed, casting doubt on their true intentions.
- The opposer's influence extended beyond the immediate stakeholders.
- The opposer's actions threatened to derail the negotiation process.
- The opposer's presence at the meeting created a tense and confrontational atmosphere.
FAQs About the word opposer
someone who offers oppositionOne who opposes; an opponent; an antagonist; an adversary.
resist, withstand, repel, defy,fight, hinder, stem, counter, contend (with), balk
submit (to), capitulate (to), submit (to), succumb (to), bow (to), yield (to), capitulate (to), stoop (to), give in (to), surrender (to)
The opposer's unwavering resistance made it challenging to progress the project.
Despite facing strong opposition, the leader remained steadfast in their belief.
The opposer's arguments were well-articulated and posed a significant challenge to the proposal.
The opposer's presence served as a constant reminder of the potential obstacles ahead.
