To oppose means to resist, go against, or be in conflict with something or someone. It can also mean to compete with or act in opposition to something.
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Google Gemini AI
more than 3 weeks ago
To oppose means to:
- Be against or disagree with someone or something: > - I oppose the proposed legislation because I believe it is harmful.
- Resist or prevent: > - Soldiers opposed the enemy's advance. > - The city opposed the construction of a new highway.
- Contrast or be different from: > - Their views oppose each other on many issues.
- Counterbalance: > - The strength of one team opposed the weakness of the other.
In the context of elections, "oppose" often refers to running against a candidate or party: > - The incumbent mayor was opposed by a challenger.