opposed
বিরোধী
definition
adjective
opposed to the construction of nuclear power plants
eager to prevent or put an end to; disapproving of or disagreeing with.
the agency is being asked to do two diametrically opposed things
(of two or more things) contrasting or conflicting with each other.
translation of 'opposed'
adjective
বিপরীত,
প্রতিরোধিত,
প্রতিরুদ্ধ,
বিরূদ্ধ,
বিরোধী,
বিমুখ,
পরাঙ্মুখ
example
As an Englishman 'opposed' to Indian independence, Churchill was naturally unsympathetic to the leader of the national movement.
u2018I was 'opposed' to the early release because I couldn't believe somebody capable of doing that could change in only two years,u2019 said Mrs Murray.
After we'd sniffed around each other a bit to establish our diametrically 'opposed' positions, he challenged me with one of the feebler bits of rhetoric the faithful adopt to clinch the argument.
It involved the clash of two diametrically 'opposed' historical perspectives.
I'd offer some cogent analysis at this point, but I'm torn between two diametrically 'opposed' viewpoints.
I only had one man last week who was 'opposed' to the ban.
I never quite understood why the West was so vehemently 'opposed' to Communism, since it is only as bad as Fascism in practice, but immensely preferable in theory.
If she is so 'opposed' to our system and way of life, why doesn't she pass up the profits, live like a pauper, and play in cafes and on street corners?
Of the three main parties, it's the one vehemently 'opposed' to the conflict.
However after her death in 1999, it was revealed that she had been giving money in secret to Portugal's Communist Party and other groups 'opposed' to the fascist regime.
According to Mrs Newby, there is a silent majority of people in the village 'opposed' to the construction of the new hall next to St Mary's.
The two were diametrically 'opposed' perspectives.
I have no idea how he reconciles these two diametrically 'opposed' stances.
Most of us were 'opposed' to the communist oppression, whereas he went out and fought it.
He then tells the story of the Guggenheim's construction and how he was originally 'opposed' to it.
Although as a young man he didn't tend to dwell on the dangers facing him, the devastation and suffering of the conflict has left Lord Harewood strongly 'opposed' to warfare.
When the writer in question is a citizen of one of the warring nations, yet is also 'opposed' to the political orthodoxies of his people, the hostility is often particularly intense.
This is a key point, since there is the potential for diametrically 'opposed' viewpoints on park usage between these two groups.
Supporters of Franco greeted it with undisguised hostility, while those 'opposed' to the regime hailed the movie, clearly responding to its symbolism.
Definitions of what was at stake were thus diametrically 'opposed' .
He said that if the community was 'opposed' to the project, it wouldn't proceed.
Nor was there anything to prevent those 'opposed' to the whole concept of school board education from standing for election and, if successful, from hampering the development of the system.
She said: u2018The whole of the community is 'opposed' to this ridiculous plan and we are not beaten yet.u2019
Politicians offer diametrically 'opposed' summations of vital world scenarios and present it all as fact.
They both remembered their paternal grandmother but with diametrically 'opposed' reactions.
As our interviews revealed, even after nearly two decades of civil war and the promotion of ethnic divisions, many people are 'opposed' to communalism.
The government says it is 'opposed' to paying ransom, but cannot prevent families of victims from making their own arrangements.
We are 'opposed' to discrimination on the grounds of gender, religion, sexuality, race, and disability.
Now you still get a majority 'opposed' to integration, but when you add the word strongly you get a minority.
Personally, I'm 'opposed' to the death penalty, but I can't understand why this person deserves it less than others who don't get clemency.
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