Examples of 'be opposed' in a sentence
Meaning of "be opposed"
Be opposed: To be opposed means to have a contrasting or conflicting viewpoint or to actively disagree with something or someone. It indicates a stance of resistance or disapproval towards a particular idea, action, or person. Being opposed often involves expressing dissent and advocating for an alternative perspective or course of action
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I would not be opposed to you having a shower.
Such unilateral measures must continue to be opposed.
Polycentricity tends to be opposed to hierarchic systems of cities.
Discrimination and oppression of minorities shall be opposed.
I would not be opposed to you earning them.
I do not think the governor would be opposed.
I would not be opposed to flowers and chocolates.
State funding of political parties must be opposed.
Tyranny must be opposed from the start.
All injustices and discriminations must be opposed.
The committee will be opposed to the proposal.
But climate change fanatics need to be opposed.
Let it be opposed indeed if their statement is false.
Such an amendment should be opposed in all instances.
O not be opposed by the host country government.
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Such methods must be opposed and condemned.
He is saying that fanaticism as such must be opposed.
Tyranny must be opposed from its beginning.
British officers who would be opposed to him.
It would likely be opposed by the opposition coalition.
The at least two jaws may be opposed.
Certain countries may be opposed to international immigration.
This is dangerous legislation and it should be opposed.
This must be opposed in the following manner.
But nobody has courage to be opposed to them.
I would be opposed to any sort of law that.
The action can not be opposed to duty.
I used to be opposed to the idea of social entrepreneurship.
To stand for something is to be opposed for something.
I would not be opposed to you two adopting a child.
For that reason alone it should be opposed.
One interest must be opposed to another interest.
Any sign or symptom of ethnic discrimination should be opposed.
It would not be opposed to organicism and vitalism.
Nobody in their right mind will be opposed to this.
I would not be opposed to a player like him.
I do not see how anyone can be opposed to that.
Victims may also be opposed to the decision to prosecute.
All forms of discrimination based on age should be opposed.
The directions may be opposed to each other.
Because they are a bit obligated to be opposed.
This position would be opposed to ethical relativism.
The move should therefore be opposed.
They should therefore be opposed to all forms of torture.
These two kinds of people and should be opposed.
His delegation would be opposed to any such view.
It was equally inevitable that neighboring residents would be opposed.
And these nations were to be opposed to each other.
It may be opposed by the other beneficiaries.
The pairs of holes may be opposed or staggered.
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India was completely opposed to such a discriminatory arrangement
I prefer healthy expressions of violence as opposed to breaking in
All of us either opposed this or did not know of it
