Words and phrases that have a meaning related to opposition:  (359 results)
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opponents, supporters, dissent, faction, dissenters, coalition, oppositionist, opposers, parliamentary, criticism, objections, protests, parliament, discontent, reformist, rightist, nationalist, condemnation, nationalist party, democrats, detractors, allies, government, parliamentarian, parliamentarianism, crossbench, disapproval, dissatisfaction, protesters, displeasure, disgruntlement, disproval, hardliner, activists, critics, dissident, backbenchers, elections, foes, unpopularity, caucus, party, politicians, backers, disquiet, demonstrators, revolt, dissidence, reactionaries, vote, outrage, outcry, challengers, knesset, enosis, lawmaker, referendum, reformers, counterchallenge, denunciation, electorate, counterdemonstration, unhappiness, electoral, conservatives, insurrection, ire, anger, progressive party, tupamaro, divisionary, centrists, disenchantment, contestation, backing, senators, democratic, centralist, prime minister, socialist, fine gael, debate, blocs, proponents, dissension, republican, constituencies, rebellion, infighting, amove, electioneers, communalist, disunity, populist, indignation, crossbencher, independents, muzorewa, overthrow, sympathizers, terrorisation, hostility, antagonism, disagreement, opponent, protest, antipathy, contention, distrust, mistrust, adversaries, hostilities, anti, brahman, clergy, colombian, corporation, cpsu, lab, palestine, 1997, a., accommodating, agrarian, agreeable, albanian, algerian, autonomy, azerbaijani, bakufu, behind, boer, bolivian
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., absolutism, acoustic impedance, acoustic reactance, acoustic resistance, adversary, adversative, adversative conjunction, antagonise, antagonist, antagonistic, antagonize, anti-masonic party, antiestablishmentarianism, antiestablishmentism, antipodal, antipodal opposition, aroused, authoritarianism, balance, becket, caesarism, call, carson, conflict, conjunctive, contradiction, contrary, contrast, count, counter, counteract, counterargument, counterclaim, counterdemonstration, counterdemonstrator, counterrevolutionary, crossbench, crossbencher, cry, danton, deadlocked, debate, decision, despotism, deter, diametrical opposition, dictatorship, dilatory, direct contrast, discourage, discouragement, disputation, dissent, dissident irish republican army, dulles, electrical resistance, electric resistance, enantiomorphism, expostulation, fabian, friedman, froward, georges jacques danton, gradable opposition, head-on, headstrong, henry iii, impatient, impedance, inc, indirect antonym, insurgent, insurrection, iosif vissarionovich dzhugashvili, iraqi national congress, john foster dulles, joseph stalin, kutuzov, marie antoinette, match, mikhail ilarionovich kutuzov, milton friedman, mind game, mirror-image relation, mod, monocracy, nativism, negative, northern alliance, objection, obscurantism, ohmic resistance, one-man rule, opponent, oppose, opposed, opposer, opposing, opposite, oppositive, orthogonality, orthogonal opposition, outcry, outspoken, perpendicularity, pit, playbook, play off, point out, polar opposition, polemic, polemicist, polemist, position, prince of smolensk, protest, protest march, public debate, quakerism, rachel carson, rachel louise carson, react, reactance, reaction, real ira, real irish republican army, rebellion, recalcitrate, reluctance, remonstrance, remonstrate, republican, resist, resistance, resister, resistivity, reverse, revolt, richard ii, rira, rising, roughshod, saint thomas a becket, save, seditious, self-willed, shogunate, shout, side, st. thomas a becket, stalemated, stalin, stalinism, stalking-horse, stamp act, steamroll, steamroller, stripe, struggle, subversive, third party, thomas a becket, tindal, tindale, totalitarianism, trumpet, tug, tyndale, tyranny, ungradable opposition, united front, unmistakable, unopposed, uprising, vociferation, whig party, wilful, willful, william tindal, william tindale, william tyndale, yell, yield
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— Adjectives for opposition: strong, political, direct, much, little, violent, considerable, serious, active, bitter, open, more...

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