opposed
adjective (DIFFERENT) /əˈpəʊzd/
/-ˈpoʊzd/ Definition
› completely different: Two opposed interpretations of the facts have been presented. His view of the situation is diametrically (= very strongly) opposed to mine.Opposites as opposed to C2 rather than: I'd prefer to go on holiday in May, as opposed to September.Yes, no and not
(Definition of opposed adjective (DIFFERENT) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- antithesis noun
- anything but idiom
- be like chalk and cheese idiom
- contrary noun
- countervailing adjective
- dichotomy noun
- extreme noun
- flip side noun
- go into reverse idiom
- inverse noun
- inversion noun
- non- prefix
- opposite adjective (DIFFERENT)
- opposite noun
- or otherwise idiom
- polar adjective (OPPOSITE)
- polarity noun (PLACE)
- poles apart idiom
- reverse noun
- vice versa adverb
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