CEFR B1

oppose

verb

Meaning

To disagree with or resist an idea, plan, or action.

Examples

Many people oppose the government's new policies.
She has always opposed discrimination in any form.

Synonyms: resist, challenge, combat, counter

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oppose (B1)

verb

Pronunciation: /əˈpəʊz/

Definition

To disagree with or resist an idea, plan, or action.

Examples

Many people oppose the government's new policies.
She has always opposed discrimination in any form.
He decided to oppose the proposal at the meeting.

How to Use oppose

oppose something (prepositional phrase): To disagree with or resist a specific thing. — "We must oppose injustice wherever we find it."
oppose to (prepositional phrase): To be in disagreement with or contrary to something. — "His views are often opposed to the mainstream."

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