adjective

unopposed

adjective

Facing little or no resistance.

"The bill passed unopposed in the final vote."

Running without a rival candidate.

"She was re-elected unopposed after no one else filed to run."

How to Use Unopposed

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishWith no one standing against it or fighting back.

Common pairings

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The bill passed _____ in the final vote.

From un- + opposed.

posed hosed closed exposed opposed supposed disposed enclosed proposed composed disclosed indisposed