oppose

/əˈpoʊz/
verb
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Definition

1

To strongly disagree with or disapprove of something, often in a public or formal way

The local community opposed the construction of the new highway due to environmental concerns.

2

To compete or fight against someone or something, often in a formal or organized setting

The two teams will oppose each other in the championship finals next weekend.

Synonyms

resistOften implies a more passive or defensive action against something protestTypically involves a public display of disapproval, such as a march or demonstration objectCan be more formal and often used in writing, especially in official contexts

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