oppose
Pronunciation: [əˈpoʊz]
Word
Context: “relationship”
(verb) to say or do something that shows you do not support a person, idea, or action. It's like when you want to stop something from happening because you think it's not right.
Example
He decided to oppose the new rules at school because he thought they were unfair.
Example
She didn't oppose her friend's choice; instead, she supported it.
Example
Why do you choose to oppose that plan for the project?
Context: “conflict”
(verb) to actively fight against an idea or movement. This means you take actions against something you disagree with.
Example
Many people oppose the idea of pollution because they want to protect the environment.
Example
In the meeting, nobody opposed the suggestion to hold a fundraiser.
Example
What reasons do people have to oppose the new law?
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