with
preposition (OPPOSITION) /wɪð/Definition
› against something: I ended up having an argument with her. She has fought a constant battle with depression throughout her career. The two countries went to war with one another over oil prices. A truck had evidently collided with a car.Opposing and against
(Definition of with preposition (OPPOSITION) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- adversarial adjective
- antagonistic adjective
- anti adjective, preposition
- be (dead) set against sth idiom
- contrary adjective (OPPOSITE)
- declare for/against sth phrasal verb
- defy verb
- down with...! idiom
- insurgent noun
- kick against the pricks idiom
- nimby noun
- object verb
- opponent noun
- oppose verb
- opposing adjective
- outcry noun
- point of order noun
- sedition noun
- stand noun (OPPOSITION)
- virulent adjective
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