English Reference
Idiom idiom

opposed to sth


to disagree with a plan, idea, or system and try to stop it from happening.


SIMPLE

“I am opposed to the new office rules.”

CONTEXTUAL

“Many residents are opposed to the plan to build a large shopping center in our quiet neighborhood.”

COMPLEX

“The committee members remained firmly opposed to the proposed policy changes, arguing that the long-term consequences would be detrimental to the organization.”

Last updated April 22, 2026