1. disagreeing with or resisting a plan, idea, or system
Usage: often followed by ‘to’
2. completely different or contrary in nature

Examples

• She was strongly opposed to the new policy.
• The committee members were opposed to raising taxes.
• His views are directly opposed to mine.
• The two teams had opposed strategies for winning.
• They held opposed positions on environmental issues.
• The opposed forces met on the battlefield.
• Her calm nature was opposed to his anxious personality.