About The Word Opposer
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Opposer
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What's The Definition Of Opposer?
[n] someone who offers opposition
Synonyms | Synonyms for Opposer: adversary | antagonist | opponent | resister Related Terms | Find terms related to Opposer: adversary | antagonist | anti | bitter-ender | brawler | con | defendant | diehard | disputant | dissentient | dissident | intransigent | irreconcilable | last-ditcher | litigant | match | naysayer | negativist | noncooperator | objector | obstructionist | obstructive | oppositionist | oppugnant | plaintiff | protester | quarreler | resister | scrapper | wrangler See Also | Antichrist | dueler | duelist | dueller | duellist | enemy | foe | foeman | human | individual | Luddite | mortal | opposition | person | somebody | someone | soul | withstander Opposer In Webster's Dictionary \Op*pos"er\, n.
One who opposes; an opponent; an antagonist; an adversary.
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