Oppositor

Part of Speech: Noun

Sense: One who opposes or is in direct opposition to someone or something.

Usage:

1. John was a vocal oppositor of the new government policies.
2. The oppositor argued passionately against the proposed law.

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense 1: Relating to or indicative of opposition.

Usage:

1. The article presented two opposing viewpoints on the issue.
2. Her oppositor stance was well-known within the organization.

Sense 2: Situated on the opposite side or end.

Usage:

1. The oppositor house stood across the street from the main building.
2. The two teams competed from their respective oppositor ends of the field.

Part of Speech: Adverb

Sense: In a contrary or opposing manner.

Usage:

1. She acted oppositor to her usual calm self when faced with the challenge.
2. The two candidates spoke oppositor during the debate.

Related Products:

• Books on Opposing Viewpoints
• Debate Opponent Guides