oppone Antonyms
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Meaning of oppone
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oppone (v. t.)
To oppose.
oppone Sentence Examples
- The scientist vehemently opposed the proposed theory, citing insufficient evidence.
- The politician's stance on immigration drew fierce opposition from both sides of the aisle.
- The opposing legal teams presented conflicting arguments during the trial.
- The child stubbornly opposed her bedtime, demanding to stay up later.
- The athlete grappled with an opponent who seemed equally matched in strength and skill.
- The environmentalists opposed the construction of a new highway that would damage a pristine forest.
- The historian unearthed a document that contradicted the previously accepted account of events, sparking opposition from the established dogma.
- The protestors faced police opposition as they attempted to block traffic during a demonstration.
- The judge dismissed the opposing counsel's motion, citing a lack of merit.
- The opposing forces clash in an intense battle, their weapons clashing in a deafening cacophony.
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To oppose.
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The scientist vehemently opposed the proposed theory, citing insufficient evidence.
The politician's stance on immigration drew fierce opposition from both sides of the aisle.
The opposing legal teams presented conflicting arguments during the trial.
The child stubbornly opposed her bedtime, demanding to stay up later.
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