Meaning & Definition of Unopposed in English
English⟶
Unopposed
Not opposed; without opposition or resistance.
Pronunciation:
/ˌʌnəˈpoʊzd/Part of Speech:
adjectiveDetailed Definitions
Definition: Not having any opposition.
Example Sentence: The candidate ran unopposed in the election.
Definition: Having no one contesting or challenging a position or action.
Example Sentence: The bill was passed unopposed.
Etymology
Origin: From the prefix 'un-' meaning 'not' and 'opposed', from Latin 'opponere'.
Synonyms
uncontestedunresistedclearunaccusedundisputed
Common Phrases and Expressions
- run unopposed: To be elected or appointed without challenge.
- pass unopposed: To approve or accept something without any objections.
Translations
- Spanish: no opuesto
- French: non opposé
- German: unangefochten
- Russian: неоппозиционный
Related Words
- opposed: Being in conflict or disagreement with.
- contested: Subject to a dispute or debate.
Slang Meanings of unopposed
Meaning: Easy win
Example Sentence: That game was an unopposed victory for the home team.
Meaning: Sailing through
Example Sentence: The project went through unopposed, just like a breeze.