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Meanings of opposer in English
Usage of opposer in English
1
S: And they asked for judgment and every insolent opposer was disappointed:
2
The dissuader and opposer of the agrarian law now began to be popular.
3
She answered, 'Because of that; but 'tis the smallest opposer, that.'
4
On this occasion, he was the opposer of lawless ambition.
5
Like the porcupine I sate self collected, with a quill pointed against every opposer.'
6
Bear it, that the opposer may beware of thee.
7
She was previously a bigoted opposer, but now she seems full of the love of Christ.
8
Though a stern opposer of many of my principles, his manners were attentive, winning, and friendly.
9
At her last gasp!-Poorimpertinent opposer!-Eternallyresisting!-Eternally contradicting!
10
John Adams had now become known as the most intrepid, zealous, and indefatigable opposer of British usurpation.
11
An opposer of the pope;-3
12
The present opposer of this Prince in Italy is one of our best, as well as most fortunate, generals.
13
Whenever I bump up against an opposing personality and my smooth progress is impeded, I secretly blame the opposer.
14
With Robert the rebel, Robert the would-be king, the daring opposer of my sovereign, Gloucester can have naught in common.
15
This good man has since become an earnest anti-suffragist and opposer of the movement for the higher education of women.
16
Shinkul, a king of Ind, was a violent opposer of the terms, and declared against peace on any such conditions.
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Portuguese
Opposer through the time