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Meanings of oppose in English
Usage of oppose in English
1
Yet Rue's words made sense: one could not oppose violence with violence.
2
However, many local boards strongly oppose the offer because of environmental concerns.
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He said he and others would work to oppose the proposed changes.
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Warner said he was hopeful social media companies would not oppose legislation.
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Most Latin American partners have already made clear they oppose the idea.
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House members across the political spectrum have since found provisions they oppose.
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Most member-states oppose US military action against Iraq without a UN mandate.
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President Nkurunziza's adviser said the leader would not oppose a unity government.
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Both the US and Russia oppose the Islamic State group in Syria.
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However, Grainger's chief executive Rupert Dickinson is likely to oppose the approach.
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Ms Smith told Sky News: We absolutely oppose torture in this country.
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Some conservatives oppose such measures, saying it could lead to voting fraud.
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They oppose visa-free travel for Turks in Europe for the same reason.
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However, it said, it does not oppose the proposed Charter-Time Warner merger.
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Naturally companies that make sweet products, including Hershey's and Coca-Cola, oppose this.
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Huen said he would not oppose a sale at the right price.
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Translations for oppose
Portuguese
Oppose through the time
Oppose across language varieties
New Zealand
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Ireland
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