Usage of "so opposed"

We have no meanings for "so opposed" in our records yet.

Usage of so opposed in English

That was why she was so opposed to the Common Agricultural Policy. 
 The Guardian 

We find out why the locals are so opposed to the idea. 
 Radio NZ 

But mother would be so opposed they did not even suggest it. 
 A Little Girl in Old Boston 

She is so opposed to notoriety and all that sort of thing. 
 The Hollow of Her Hand 

How can two things so opposed find lodging in the same dwelling-place? 
 Four Arthurian Romances 

And you were always so opposed to taboos when you were alive! 
 Fables 

Much he knew about it-thefamily all so opposed to it. 
 Life on the Mississippi 

And when he's so opposed in the matter of the king's marriage suit.' 
 Wolf hall 

I laughed again, for the statement was so opposed to all accepted theories. 
 The Lady of the Basement Flat 

He isn't so opposed to a son-in-law without a fortune, now. 
 The Gilded Age: A Tale of Today 

Why are you so opposed to it, when you used to love her? 
 A Little Girl in Old Quebec 

And it is a mistake so opposed to the religion which you preach! 
 Barchester Towers 

Why were the East Timorese so opposed to Indonesian rule? 
 The Guardian 

Who does not see that there is nothing so opposed to justice and truth? 
 Pascal's Pensées 

But I don't see why you're so opposed to going to see the man. 
 The Grain of Dust: A Novel 

There are meanings to the word good which are so opposed one to another! 
 John Caldigate 

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Meanings of so opposed in English