opposite in Latin
opposite in Latin is oppositus — opposite means located directly across from something, or facing the other direction.
opposite in Latin
oppositus
Located directly across from something else, or from each other.
What does "opposite" mean?
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adjective Located directly across from something, or facing the other direction.
"They live on opposite sides of the street."
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adjective Completely different or contrary in nature.
"The two brothers have opposite personalities."
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noun A person or thing that is completely different from another, often its exact reverse.
""Hot" is the opposite of "cold.""
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preposition Facing or across from.
"The bakery is opposite the train station."
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opposite in a sentence
- They live on opposite sides of the street.
- The two brothers have opposite personalities.
- "Hot" is the opposite of "cold."
- She's the complete opposite of her sister.
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What is "opposite" in Latin?
"opposite" in Latin is oppositus. opposite means: Located directly across from something, or facing the other direction.
How do you use "opposite" in a sentence?
Example: "They live on opposite sides of the street." In Latin, "opposite" is oppositus.
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