Definitions

1. noun

The act or state of opposing something, such as a policy or a person.

“The opposition to the new law was led by a coalition of activists.”

2. noun

A group of people who oppose something or someone.

“The opposition party won a significant number of seats in the election.”

3. noun

A person or group that opposes something or someone, especially in a formal or organized way.

“The opposition leader delivered a scathing speech against the government’s policies.”

4. noun

A person who plays the role of opposing or criticizing something or someone, especially in a formal or organized way.

“The actor took on the role of opposition in the play, delivering a powerful performance.”

5. verb

To show or express opposition to something.

“The protesters opposed the government’s decision to build a new highway.”

6. verb

To act as an opposition to something, such as a policy or a person.

“The company opposed the union’s demands for better working conditions.”