oppose
English → English
verb//əˈpoʊz//
(conflict) To disagree strongly with a plan or policy and try to stop it from happening
Many local residents organized a protest to oppose the construction of a new shopping mall in the park.
(English) Many local residents organized a protest to oppose the construction of a new shopping mall in the park.
The opposition party promised to oppose any laws that would increase taxes for middle-class families.
(English) The opposition party promised to oppose any laws that would increase taxes for middle-class families.
Entry ID: en:en:oppose · Source: refined · Type: vocabulary