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opposition-led

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense: Describing a group or organization that is led by a person or party opposing the current government or ruling body.

Usage: The term "opposition-led" is used to specify that a particular group, party, or movement is led by individuals who hold differing viewpoints or ideologies from those in power. It emphasizes the opposition's role in leadership rather than any specific attributes or characteristics.

Examples:

1. The opposition-led party organized a protest against the government's economic policies.
2. The opposition-led group presented their alternative plan for education reform.
3. The rally was organized by an opposition-led coalition of unions and activists.
4. Despite facing backlash, the opposition-led campaign gained significant public support.
5. The opposition-led newspaper criticized the government's decision to increase taxes.

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