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opposing

[uh-poh-zing] / əˈpoʊ zɪŋ /
ADJECTIVE
at variance
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Antonyms
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Cyclicals and defensive stocks rarely move in tandem, as they tend to benefit from different, and often opposing, market and economic conditions.

From MarketWatch

Robinson has organized large rallies in the U.K. opposing migration.

From The Wall Street Journal

The opposing view is that these last two would require wholesale changes to the engine design and other aspects of the car such as gear ratios.

From BBC

In response, prosecutors argued in a court filing opposing dismissal that the law “permits the government to simultaneously initiate removal proceedings and criminal proceedings.”

From Los Angeles Times

For the speechwriters, the dream is to present a president’s agenda in a way that lawmakers from the opposing party have to stand and cheer even when they don’t want to.

From The Wall Street Journal