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Definition of opposed : of Oppose

Synonyms:

unlike, foreign, hostile, contradictory, impertinent, opposing, strange, hostile to, remote, unconnected, counter to, at odds, at cross-purposes, against, opposite, inappropriate, oppositional, at the other end of the spectrum, antipathetic, restrictive, conflicting, antagonistic, against the grain, adverse, irrelevant, adversarial, anti, distant, support, up against

defended, resisted, buffered, supported, countered, protected, averted, retorted, barricaded, warded, answered, policed, backfired, barred, sustained, screened, fended, upheld, replied, safeguarded, guarded, saved, rebutted, argued, covered, counterattacked, secured, sheltered, returned, responded, shielded

crippled, clogged, constipated, congested, restrained, fettered, mired, complicated, detained, curbed, deterred, plugged, thwarted, restricted, impaired, cramped, encumbered, choked, snarled, hamstrung, dammed, handicapped, bunged, interrupted, entrapped, dragged, constrained, bottlenecked, braked, entangled, caught, baffled, stayed, burdened, stopped, paralyzed, jammed, hampered, delayed, frustrated, tangled, crimped, snagged, blocked, fouled

irreconcilable, uncooperative, contrary, noncooperative, non-consenting, uncomplying, indisposed, defiant, stubborn, averse, resisting, obstinate, reluctant, balky, unyielding, unhelpful, squeamish, unwilling, recalcitrant, hesitant, disinclined, unconsenting, loath

denied, overturned, belied, subverted, negated, contravened, confuted, refuted, disproved, parried

offsetted, neutralized, tampered

dissented, wrestled, quarreled, faced, vied, confronted, antagonized, hassled, contended, bickered, protested, clashed, contrasted, brawled, struggled, withstood, wrangled, conflicted, stood, encountered, disputed

stood fast, snubbed, stood firm

defied, disagreed, challenged, repudiated, differed, complained, collided, rejected, demurred, objected

impeded, fought, repelled, oppressed, obstructed, contradicted, intercepted, checked, hindered, inhibited, repulsed, meddled, interfered, counteracted, suppressed, rebuffed, repressed, crossed

Usage examples:

• I hear that Calcutta folks occasionally do so, but I am quite opposed to the custom. - "Tales of Bengal", S. B. Banerjea.
• Thirdly, it was no less opposed to the way in which the Church had been carried on in every age and every country through the fifteen centuries. - "Church and State as Seen in the Formation of Christendom", T. W. Allies.
• And he was so greatly opposed to this! - "The Reign of Greed Complete English Version of 'El Filibusterismo'", Jose Rizal.