Opposed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OPPOSED in dictionary:

VERB:
• OPPOSE, to conflict with
• disagree with and attempt to prevent, especially by argument
• actively resist (a person or system)
• compete with (someone)
ADJECTIVE:
• being in opposition or having an opponent
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to be in contention or conflict with

Words related to OPPOSED

oppose10 opposes11 opposing13

Words that contain OPPOSED

reopposed14 unopposed14

How to use OPPOSED in a sentence

• She was very much opposed to their staying with Mrs.
• The two symbols opposed one another, and there was no question but that the Cross triumphed.
• It is obvious that a tendency to give so specific an interpretation to a general word is absolutely opposed to philosophic thought.
• It was said of him, that in the cabinet he opposed everything, proposed nothing, and was ready to support anything.
• But though in a general way his dramatic principles are opposed to the romantic tendencies of his age, he is by no means blindly classical.
• Such policy would be opposed to all that constitutes the essential nature of the State.
• Greeley became the leader of the Republican forces opposed to the nomination of Mr.
• Harry, we must be on the alert, now the elections are approaching, and Chevydale will be stoutly opposed, it seems.
• He never trusted the peasants and was opposed to any program which would give the land to them as they desired.
• And so, before many months, Abu Bekr found his generals opposed by great and imposing armies on either side.
• The motion, which was merely for leave to bring in the bill, was not opposed, and the two parties had therefore no opportunity of making trial of their strength on a division.
• The chancellor of the exchequer opposed the motion.
• He was the inveterate foe of oppression, and in his later years, opposed every compromise with slavery.
• Accusations were made against him in Rome, where his election was bitterly opposed by St.
• This design was very warmly opposed, and he was advised by his chief benefactor, who was no other than Mr.
• His kindness of heart made him opposed to corporal punishment, and in favor of self-government.
• In the very ancient pictures there can be no doubt, I think, that the bird in the hand of Christ figured the soul, or the spiritual as opposed to the material.
• Extreme parties, opposed in everything else, were agreed in a violent hatred of that country.
• However, I would be opposed to any plan that did not have a good chance of success.
• They have quietly, steadily opposed infidelity, until it has, at least, become politically unpopular.
• But criticism has followed, and not only from the representatives of opposed schools.
• And the knowledge of that which is and is not dangerous is courage, and is opposed to the ignorance of these things? At this point he would no longer nod assent, but was silent.
• But Grey opposed her plan, and Hannah opposed it, while Mr.
• The Church of Christ is not opposed to the application of the best methods and best scholarship in the investigation of revealed truth.
• Clay had, in one of his ablest speeches, opposed the bank at a former time, and his change of opinion was now well known.

Similar words containing OPPOS without suffix ed

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