oppugnancy Antonyms
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Meaning of oppugnancy
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oppugnancy (n.)
The act of oppugning; opposition; resistance.
oppugnancy Sentence Examples
- The proposal sparked widespread oppugnancy due to its blatant disregard for ethical standards.
- The judge dismissed the case, citing the oppugnancy of the evidence presented.
- The politician's oppugnant behavior alienated a significant portion of his constituents.
- The idea met with oppugnancy from both sides of the spectrum, as it was perceived as politically divisive.
- The government's decision to impose strict regulations faced fierce oppugnancy from businesses and industry leaders.
- The oppugnancy of the situation lay in the incongruity between the stated goals and the actual practices.
- The author's oppugnant views on social issues were met with strong criticism and backlash.
- The proposed legislation contains several oppugnant provisions that would undermine fundamental rights.
- The oppugnancy of the defendant's actions made a strong case for the prosecution's demand for a lengthy prison sentence.
- The oppugnant nature of the testimony forced the jury to deliberate for an extended period before reaching a verdict.
FAQs About the word oppugnancy
The act of oppugning; opposition; resistance.
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The proposal sparked widespread oppugnancy due to its blatant disregard for ethical standards.
The judge dismissed the case, citing the oppugnancy of the evidence presented.
The politician's oppugnant behavior alienated a significant portion of his constituents.
The idea met with oppugnancy from both sides of the spectrum, as it was perceived as politically divisive.
