Opuso (en. Opposed)
/oˈpu.so/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
verb
Act of resisting or holding a contrary position.
She opposed her opinion to that of her boss.
Ella opuso su opinión a la de su jefe.
Action of opposing something or someone.
The social movement opposed resistance to the reform.
El movimiento social opuso resistencia a la reforma.
To place something against another thing.
The defender opposed solid arguments in the trial.
El defensor opuso argumentos sólidos en el juicio.
Etymology
From 'oponer', from Latin 'opponere'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
opposed resistance
He maintained a firm stance in the face of adversity.
opuso resistencia
opposed arguments
He presented counterarguments to a proposal.
opuso argumentos
what he opposed was convincing
What he said had substance and clarity.
lo que él opuso fue convincente
Related Words
opponent
Person who opposes in a debate or competition.
oponente
opposition
Action of opposing something.
oposición
to oppose
To resist or present opposition.
oponerse
Slang Meanings
To disagree with something.
I don’t like that idea, so he opposed it.
No me gusta esa idea, así que la opuso.
To resist a trend.
He always opposed what is fashionable.
Él siempre opuso a lo que está de moda.