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In opposition to somebody/something

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Used when highlighting a strong disagreement or protest against policies, ideas, or actions. SlideActivists marched in opposition to the proposed environmental regulations.
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Often used in political debates to signal disagreement with a party, policy, or candidate. SlideShe ran for office in opposition to the incumbent.
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Considered formal; used in official or serious contexts, not typically in casual conversations. SlideThe councilor was in opposition to the mayor's plan.