opposition in Latin
opposition in Latin is oppositiō, oppositio — opposition means strong disagreement with, or resistance to, a plan, policy, or idea.
opposition in Latin
oppositiō
The action of opposing or of being in conflict.
oppositio
The action of opposing or of being in conflict.
What does "opposition" mean?
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noun Strong disagreement with, or resistance to, a plan, policy, or idea.
"The proposal faced fierce opposition from local businesses."
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noun The main political party or group that opposes the party currently in power.
"The Opposition called for a vote of no confidence."
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noun A person or group competing against another, especially in sport.
"The coach studied the opposition's tactics before the game."
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opposition in a sentence
- The proposal faced fierce opposition from local businesses.
- The Opposition called for a vote of no confidence.
- The coach studied the opposition's tactics before the game.
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What is "opposition" in Latin?
"opposition" in Latin is oppositiō, oppositio. opposition means: Strong disagreement with, or resistance to, a plan, policy, or idea.
How do you use "opposition" in a sentence?
Example: "The proposal faced fierce opposition from local businesses." In Latin, "opposition" is oppositiō, oppositio.
Are there other ways to say "opposition" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "opposition": oppositiō, oppositio.
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